Why doesn’t the market buy ICP? Because the founder of ICP, the Tailor, has hidden his personal ambition and desire for extreme centralization of power through complex institutional design, and therefore put his personal technical preferences above the entire market and investment institutions, ignoring the interests of the community and selling coins with inflation, which violates the most fundamental decentralized spirit of blockchain.
After in-depth digging, we uncovered a lot of unknown information about the foundation and the tailor:

Before ICP went online, Big Tailor worked in California and Silicon Valley for a long time. Since ICP went online in 2021, Big Tailor quickly fled back to Europe and never dared to set foot in the United States again. Why? Because he was entangled in lawsuits in the United States, and there were 3-5 civil lawsuits ongoing, including lawsuits filed by early ETH investors, and his divorced ex-wife and son sued Big Tailor for not paying after selling coins. Big Tailor was suspected of defrauding early investors and family members at the beginning of ICP financing, and the cases are currently pending.