As someone who‘s been through the dotcom bubble, I vividly remember talking to my classmate driving home on our bikes and he told me about the Infineon stock he

As someone who‘s been through the dotcom bubble, I vividly remember talking to my classmate driving home on our bikes and he told me about the Infineon stock he just bought. We were kids, 16 years old and felt like the smart brokers in the magazines. In retrospect, the writing was on the wall when tabloids were advising to excited and innocent consumers which stock to buy on their front page. The shock didn‘t come more than a year after and it was mostly the last ones to buy in to get burned. This time, it‘s worse. In the 90‘s, it was all real stock, and it was getting visible when the companies started to underperform. There were a few physical assets to sell. This time, it‘s much worse and the crypto boys will only find out that the only real value their bytes have is whatever anyone else is willing to pay for it. I‘m not worried about crypto being here to stay. That won‘t happen. I‘m worried about what it will take with it when it vaporizes in front of the bulls.