Later, I learned to demystify certain things. When a product raises a lot of money in the primary market, it means they’re great at storytelling and selling expectations to VCs, but it doesn’t necessarily mean the product is good right now. When a company goes for a U.S. stock market IPO, it shows their underwriting ability with investment banks and their willingness to bear significant compliance costs. The threshold for ringing the IPO bell isn’t as high as the public imagines. Of course, the same logic applies to launching a token and getting it listed on a Top CEX.