Retail investors are the 'backers' of VC tokens, it's time to awaken in this round of bull market.

Many tokens in the current cryptocurrency market are led by venture capital, with their fully diluted valuations (FDV) and initial circulating supply so high that retail investors find it hard to bear. For instance, among the tokens issued in 2024, many new coins have market performances about 50% lower than mainstream cryptocurrencies (such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc.).

Even if retail investors can purchase these tokens on centralized exchanges (CEX), they are unwilling to buy due to the high prices, leading to insufficient market liquidity and price crashes.

This situation indicates that the structure of the cryptocurrency market is becoming similar to the IPO (Initial Public Offering) system of traditional finance. Retail investors often become 'backers', and such investments do not provide sufficient returns to change their financial situation. Projects supported by venture capital usually reach high valuations at the time of their listing, significantly diminishing the earning potential for ordinary investors.