This article discusses how information asymmetry threatens the cryptocurrency market, similar to the used car market problem described by George Akerlof in 'The Market for Lemons.' Due to sellers possessing more information, buyers find it difficult to discern quality, leading to a proliferation of inferior tokens that affect overall quality. Although blockchain is inherently transparent, many crypto projects are not fully decentralized, and key information such as lock-up, market-making agreements, and over-the-counter transactions remains opaque. The 'Token Transparency Framework' launched by Blockworks aims to eliminate the information advantage of sellers by requiring comprehensive disclosure, thereby enhancing market fairness, similar to the regulatory mechanisms in the securities market. This framework is seen as an important step towards a more transparent and healthy development of the crypto market.