Why do crypto projects prefer volatility over the stability of their tokens?

his dynamic is not new, I’m just trying to understand why it remains unchanged all these years. Most tokens release almost all of the supply as soon as they are launched. And the worst part is that not all tokens are available for sale. Some are allocated to early investors, sometimes the community gets a free share, the team has their own slice of the total supply… All of this always results in chaotic token launches that almost always experience extreme volatility levels, making most investors lose money in the process.

Back when crypto was still in a state of infancy, mining solved this problem, and supply got introduced gradually based on your contribution to the network. Fast forward to today and things don’t look like we are moving forward at all.

Are there any projects that tried something different, or are we just supposed to accept this as the industry norm?