@fintechpulsehq: Palmer Luckey the founder of Oculus andAnduril Industries, argued that the era of near-zero interest rates led to a massive overfunding of weak startups. When capital was cheap, venture money flowed into trivial ventures like redundant delivery apps and crypto art, rather than hard, real-world problems. As money tightened, market forces redirected talent toward sectors like energy, infrastructure, and national security. Luckey believes the market is forcing a healthy correction. Because investors are penalizing fluff, top talent and young founders are being forced to solve hard, tangible, real-world problems. Luckey's ultimate conclusion is that constraints breed better companies. When the market forces founders away from chasing superficial trends, it paves the way for genuine, high-impact innovation.

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