1Confirmation Founder: There is a huge difference between a trusted neutral store of value and a company's currency, which typically has high internal shareholdings

Nick Tomaino, founder of 1Confirmation, wrote on the X platform that there is a huge difference between a trusted and neutral store of value and "company coin", and understanding this is the key to making cryptocurrencies rich or poor.
1. Corporate coins have a high internal shareholding ratio, a well-coordinated marketing narrative and jurisdiction. Buying early can make you a lot of money, but you must seize the opportunity to sell before the market finally ends. Value depends on revenue (like a company), and the upside is limited. The hype will always be hot, but there will always be new shiny goals worth chasing.
2. Trustworthy and neutral stores of value have low internal shareholding ratios, efficient early allocation mechanisms for global ownership, decentralized marketing, and freedom from jurisdiction. Value is based on belief, and there must be a strong believer willing to hold the asset, not any other asset in the world. Trustworthy and neutral stores of value are the most promising investment opportunities in the world, with a potential market value of more than $100 trillion.
Most people tend to jump right in and over-invest in corporate coins, while not paying enough attention to trusted neutral stores of value.