> "prices aren't determined by supply alone, they are determined by supply and demand" What we saw with the ICOs in 2017 and early 2018 is that there was a sur

> "prices aren't determined by supply alone, they are determined by supply and demand" What we saw with the ICOs in 2017 and early 2018 is that there was a surge in demand for Ethereum to participate in the ICOs, which in turn sent the price shooting up. However, when new ICOs started to dry up in mid-2018 the demand also dried up, and when the companies that received all the Ethereum started to cash out the supply shot up, sending the prices right down. We could see something similar with NFTs.