Finally, consider network effects. Network effects apply whenever the value of a system increases as the number of users increases. Telephones, the internet, Facebook, etc.
Metcalfe's Law describes the value of a network as proportional to users^2.
Money is the mother of all network effects - we gain wealth by choosing to value the form of money that others value, and we lose wealth if we choose wrong. (Beanie babies, tulips, silver, NFTs.)
As such, money tends to one.
Now, let's return to our original graphic.
Each digital value network carries a network effect, the strength of which can be approximated by the $ value of each. (Shown here as size of circle, with accurate scale.)
With your hard-earned money at stake, pick which circle others will value most.