Let’s talk about APT again: Since the end of last year, Sui and Apt have taken two different development paths. Sui used subsidies to focus on DeFi and its ecosystem, completely capturing the Korean market, then expanding into the Middle East market. This created a closed loop of whales-retail-whales, which is also reflected in the token price. Apt initially tried to follow the same path with DeFi and ecosystem development, but the results were minimal. So after March, they shifted gears and took the U.S. upper-class route. This has started to show some results, with appearances in Congress and the CFTC. However, this kind of intangible progress is hard to reflect in token prices in the short term. But when the main buying force shifts to the perspective of traditional institutions, this becomes the strongest card for fundraising. So, the logic for APT has changed here. The focus shouldn’t be on ecosystem development anymore, but rather on its large-scale fundraising capabilities. Whether it’s OTC or DAT, these will act as catalysts for the token price. After all, since the days of Bmnr, big moves are what create miracles, and there aren’t many projects in the crypto space with this level of fundraising ability anymore.