Scenarios about 'dot-com bubble'
The dot-com bubble refers to the rapid rise and subsequent collapse of internet company valuations from approximately 1995 to 2001. This speculative investment frenzy saw enormous capital flow into often unprofitable tech startups based on anticipated future earnings, culminating in a market crash that wiped out trillions in market value and reshaped attitudes toward technology investment and business fundamentals.
What If E-Commerce Never Became Popular?
Exploring the alternate timeline where online shopping failed to gain mainstream adoption, dramatically altering the trajectory of retail, technology, and global economic development in the digital age.
What If The Dot-Com Bubble Never Burst?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the late 1990s tech bubble continued expanding, fundamentally altering our digital economy, investment patterns, and technological development trajectory.