Every time I see a report about how much a whale buys a coin for and then how much they sell it for, making a profit in a short time, I wonder if this coin had a base price, then when whales exit, it wouldn't just lead to a negative market cap decline, but also a positive base price increase, raising the token's floor price. The birth of a base price will be resisted by capital because it would harm their profits, but retail investors should not resist it. Capital can control coin prices; they don't need to raise them too much, while retail investors face a coin without a base price and can only wait for fate. Therefore, retail investors should embrace coins with a base price and the Smartdefi protocol. If all retail investors do this, it would compel capital to have coins with a base price, increasing the chances of retail investors winning. Instead of the current situation where new coins are as numerous as cattle, launching at their peak, with a coin being controlled by capital and repeatedly harvested, all the efforts you put into building a coin and the traffic you painstakingly brought in are just for them to profit. They take the money and leave nothing behind. So is the base price important for retail investors? Therefore, investing with the mindset of an investor in tokens with a base price is currently the best opportunity. FEG has already accumulated 400 BNB in its base price, with a market cap of only 10 million, making it one of the most undervalued tokens in the crypto space. Investing some funds could lead to unexpected gains.