Indeed, the latest "tech" metas are a textbook demonstration of Gresham’s Law: "bad money drives out good." In the context of the attention economy, when low-quality scams and high-quality projects are treated with the same initial face value, the low-quality "noise" eventually saturates the market. This saturation creates a filtration problem. Because it becomes mathematically expensive to find the 1/10 gem among a sea of rugs, legitimate capital and builders exit the arena to "hoard" their resources. What remains is a diluted ecosystem where scammers who operate with zero overhead out-shout and out-pace everyone else. The result is a race to the bottom. Once the ratio of "burned" participants to "winners" becomes unsustainable, the meta collapses if left unaltered.

Play the game, just remember what game you are playing.