quantity of tokens sought. drives price, shapes supply curves, and determines how focus flows through cyberlink economics
demand is the aggregate desire of neurons to acquire and hold a token. it manifests as buy orders, staking commitments, and focus allocation across the knowledge graph.
in cyber, demand is observable through on-chain activity: the volume of cyberlinks created, the amount of tokens staked, and the bandwidth consumed per block.
demand and supply form the fundamental pair that governs price. when many neurons seek the same token, competition for limited supply pushes price upward.
organic demand emerges from utility — neurons need tokens to create cyberlinks, stake for focus, and participate in consensus. speculative demand anticipates future utility.
the flow of demand across tokens reveals collective intelligence. where neurons direct their focus signals which particles and cyberlinks carry the highest perceived value.
demand is the living pulse of the cyber economy — the measure of how much the network wants what it produces.
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