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🚨 ALT / $BTC pairs facing rejection? Benjamin Cowen - "I think we will see #ALT / #BTC pairs get rejected at their bull market support band" @intocryptoverse If he’s right, altseason is already dead in the water... Agree or disagree? 👇

The Fallacies of Token Equilibrium 1. The Still Water Fallacy This is the belief that once liquidity settles, demand will follow. Many builders interpret early TVL as a sign of long-term interest. But water that stands still breeds nothing. Fluidity. Movement, including real usage, churn, and real cost to leave, defines retention. 2. The Peg of Perception Fallacy Too often, Devs assume that the market will respect it if they peg a token to a narrative, say, real yield, community-owned, or AI-powered. But perception, once created, must be earned daily. The moment reinforcement is lost, the peg breaks. 3. The Balanced Basket Fallacy This is the false peace of diversified utility. Projects build ten use cases, hoping at least one or all stick. They believe spreading risk will stabilize value. Fragmentation is a curse that weakens conviction. A token only earns loyalty when users feel pulled. 4. The Flatline Fairness Fallacy This fallacy lives in equal airdrops, symmetrical emissions, or democratic ROIs. It feels right. It feels just. The entire market is volatile. How do you expect total fairness? Without friction, it only creates freeloaders. Equilibrium needs resistance, thresholds, effort, and risk. Otherwise, distribution becomes dilution. 5. The Fallacy of Scarcity Just because your supply is capped doesn’t mean your value is. Token caps are treated as holy, thinking scarcity alone is the bedrock of price action. Where is the relevance? 6. The Round-Trip Value Fallacy In staking, governance, or LPing, believing that tokens sent out will find their way back naturally is delusional. Unless you create a one-way value pull, where real spending, real risk, and real reason are given to everything, tokens will orbit and escape. What doesn’t have a sink becomes surplus. The market is gaining momentum, and old ideas will begin to return. We need to build systems where users get to decide, act, and feel that not acting is a loss. That is where equilibrium lives!

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