Most software is CRUD apps, because that's all that most companies need. Your small piece of the market might be different, and that's great and everything, but it's still just your small corner of a larger, mostly-CRUD universe.

I'm not going to throw out a wildly inaccurate number, but based on pure market capitalization, I'm willing to bet the majority of software driving the primary products sold by companies globally is not just CRUD apps.

You may be both right, because you are talking about different things. The important thing is that most software being written is CRUD or at least can be served by pretty simple and standard tools and architecture.

Even more accurately and more importantly from the perspective of this comment: most software developers will be working on such projects. And this is the gist, because a lot of folks talk about all these exotic/cool/cutting edge solutions while most people don't need or even should not to use them to get their job done.