After watching that episode, I thought of an interesting phenomenon — tokens like $Aloka are stable at around $300,000 in market cap, yet they have a lukewarm reception in the crypto community. What does this reflect? On one hand, it shows that retail investors find it hard to find opportunities within mainstream narratives; on the other hand, it also suggests that projects supported by low-profile but genuinely committed builders might be mispriced. Instead of chasing the hot trends, it's better to pay attention to projects where founders are deeply involved and consistently contributing, but which lack fame. Market gaps are often found in overlooked corners.