Cryptocurrency has cooled off again, but this is actually good news.

The activity related to cryptocurrencies on Twitter has plummeted 93% from its peak in September, dropping from 6% of daily active users to less than 0.4%. The trend of Google searches for "cryptocurrency" has also returned to the lows of the 2023 bear market. But the key point is: this is exactly what the market needs.

Unbalanced opportunities like airdrops, rare gems, and early protocols will never appear in fields with hundreds of millions of participants. Competition will stifle growth potential.

The cycle always goes like this: market apathy → first successful cases emerge → the public gets mediocre returns → speculators loot retail investors → public disappointment → people leave → market becomes cold again.

A very small minority never leaves, remaining active in the crypto space for years — you could call them the "cockroaches" of the crypto world, those who survive the nuclear winter — precisely those who seize opportunities before they become clear.

Eventually, these people will become successful cases, attracting the next wave of retail investors.