>>714470738 (OP)It happened in the mid-2000s or 2012 at the latest.
Everything since that collapse has been successively stupider bagholders acquiring and consolidating the scraps of the former industry while shifting to being purely non-producing entities.
There are notable breakpoints after that where you can tell that the bagholders are trying some new stupid tactic or lose faith, but the collapse has already happened.
The only reason that videogames don't have the same negative and humiliating reputation as crypto or NFTs is because most people play videogames and thus have an experience with them that is separate from the retarded market.