Why raise the price when the project party can earn fees effortlessly?

Let me explain why I have confidence in CAKE, and this goes back a year and a half. At that time, I was quite interested in researching DEFI, and I ended up looking into it. I couldn't understand why a worthless public chain like CAKE could have a value of 1 billion. From a financial perspective, it seemed to be worth only 100 million, so I thought it must be because of Binance's reputation, which resulted in a high premium. Later, I chose AAVE, which was valued at over 60 at that time. It looked good from various angles. Then CZ came out and said he wanted to develop a public chain and create the AIPHA feature. I didn't think much of it, but later when they mentioned perpetual contracts for stocks, I thought it was promising. After all, the three giants trade over 50 billion USD daily, and the transaction fees for CAKE must be substantial. Plus, there are leverage options. So, on February 3rd, I made a shout-out, and many people were skeptical. I sold at 2.85, then it rose to 3.3 before coming down. After that, the stock contracts were directly listed, so I started buying at 2.6. Finally, after weighing various factors, I set a price of 100 U. Of course, current finances do not support a market cap of 30 billion, but with the flow of funds and financial changes, these will all change unknowingly. What I see is the result of various changes leading to $CAKE
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