when everything becomes a token, nothing has value; this fundamental truth has been ignored & the fallout is now making its way to x 

1) excessive tokenization creates a mirage of opportunity while actually destroying ecosystem value. when we fragment liquidity across thousands of micro-tokens, each new addition doesn't expand the pie—it merely slices it thinner. attention remains finite; liquidity remains finite; but tokens multiply endlessly

2) the math simply doesn't work. in a hyper-tokenized environment, capital continually flows toward novelty, creating temporary spikes followed by inevitable crashes. you can say "normal market efficiency" but the system generates far more losers than winners by design, not by accident

3) "direct monetization" sounds empowering but masks a brutal reality: without substantial existing audience, discovery becomes nearly impossible in a sea of tokens. creators with smaller followings face worse odds than in traditional systems, not better ones

Perfectly stated. 

Some things have higher value purely because there is friction involved in their acquisition. Other things have value that is not inherently tied to price, supply or demand.

Forcing markets onto everything strips all value aside from price and ease of ability to transact, leaving us all worse off.

Agreed! For example, automating payment of royalties from secondary sales - or at least until marketplace developers decided to allow collectors to bypass (ie: steal) their distribution to the creator

crypto is valuable because of the novel system design choices it allows that were previously not possible, not because of tokens