Just had a thought while scrolling through the graveyard of dead projects on-chain. You know how people keep asking 'is crypto dying' every time markets dip? Well, turns out the real story isn't about Bitcoin or Ethereum - it's about the thousands of tokens that actually did die. And I'm not talking about small-cap shitcoins either. We're talking about more than half of all crypto tokens that have ever launched just... ceasing to exist. Most of them got wiped out in 2025. Think about that for a second. You launch a token, get some hype, maybe hit an all-time high, and then poof - it's gone. Delisted, abandoned, zero liquidity. It's brutal. The question 'is crypto dying' gets asked a lot, but maybe we should be asking a different question: why do so many tokens fail? Is it because the technology wasn't sound? Bad tokenomics? Rug pulls? Lack of real use case? Probably a mix of all of it. The space has matured enough that the market is actually filtering out projects that don't have substance. That's not a sign crypto is dying - that's actually healthy market selection. But it does mean the days of launching a token and watching it moon on pure hype are getting harder. The survivors are the ones with real teams, real products, and real adoption. Everything else is just noise. If you're still holding some of those dead tokens in your portfolio, might be time to accept the loss and move on. The market's already made its decision on most of them.