On the basis of Mr. Kong, why can Binance Booster's wealth management be quickly sold out with only 6%? I don't know if I'm referring to Bitway. If so, Bitway's actual annualized return is 31%, including 5% USDT annualized return and 26.07% BTW return, with a total limit of only $20 million. If it's really only 6%, I believe there will also be people involved. After all, when we saw RWUSD with an annual interest rate of only 3.56%, there were still a lot of funds involved. However, in Booster, there are also a large number of wealth management projects ranging from 8% to 10%. Why are the participation rates and volumes so low? Based on my personal experience, even if the return rate is low, there will still be a large amount of funds participating in activities within the exchange. The main reason is security. Internal wealth management within the exchange is basically guaranteed, while on chain wealth management, even in wallets, is often risk-free. Only when the returns are extremely high, will there be funds willing to play games, especially for projects that issue coins. There will indeed be funds to do simple DD and then deposit, hoping that there will be a significant opportunity for a rise after the coin is issued. The last time it was popular was Zerobase. This is also why there are few people involved in the 8% to 15% wealth management on the chain unless there are well-known institutions. Security is greater than anything else.