A few days ago, Antalpha went public with great fanfare. Just now, when I saw it, the total market value was actually less than 300 million US dollars!! This is a leading enterprise in the industry, with a revenue of 47.45 million US dollars and a profit of 4.39 million US dollars. I haven't found the total funding scale, but I guess it should be at least several billion dollars, and Tether also holds nearly 10 percentage points of the stock. What is the value of issuing coins for such a company? 2 billion dollars is not excessive, is it. The so-called investment is buying low and selling high, leaving the rest to time. If you have a long-term amount of money now, would you choose to buy ANTA or a bunch of two to three billion dollar FDV project tokens recently launched on Binance? It's not difficult for discerning people to judge, right. But the reason why ANTA prices haven't gone up, I guess, is because it's inconvenient for people in the cryptocurrency industry to buy. We need to open a bank account first, withdraw funds from OTC, and then open a securities account to deposit funds, which will block most people. Considering that there will be a bunch of leading companies in the cryptocurrency industry going public in the near future, such as Circle, Galaxy, Kraken, Fireblocks, and so on. The most worthwhile thing now is to prepare bullets so that you can hold shares of industry-leading companies at a low price. And those who do payment channels, U-cards, RWA, and CEX should consider how to solve the problem of cryptocurrency enthusiasts using U-cards to buy high-quality stocks more conveniently. Fortunately, we have explored some solutions and look forward to sharing them with everyone as soon as possible.