RE: Why "Demand/Liquidity is an Important consideration for every CEO
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The only reason you ‘fear missing out’ on buying a home is because investors and landlords have rigged the system to make shelter scarce and expensive—turning a human right into a speculative game. FOMO isn’t wisdom; it’s panic induced by a predatory market that profits from your desperation. If housing prices always rise faster than wages, the system isn’t broken—it’s working exactly as designed: to extract wealth from the many and hoard it with the few. Instead of scrambling for crumbs in their casino, let’s demand a world where housing isn’t a gamble at all.
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Well FOMO is part of the game. Most businesses/product have utilized it at some point. FOMO is an important component of the crypto market. The human sentiments comes into play when it comes to investing and making returns, so I doubt it'll ever go away.
Crypto’s current FOMO is just capitalism’s dying gasp—soon, code will punish greed and reward those who add value. The parasites will starve; the builders will feast.
We cannot take it away though, it's part of the human behavior, and it's part of the system, humans will always FOMO and I think some of us gets lucky to be rewarded for it.
You are operating for a profit on a blockchain that has managed to monetize online social engagements, and you doubt that we can eliminate the need for control and fear-based rule? FOMO is manufactured. Where are the discussions of actual progress in our systems instead of pandering to capitalists every single day? Luck has nothing to do with control and fear. In a random post about Splinterlands you were able to justify FOMO in the housing markets which has millions of people homeless right now.