After reading about Binance Life, a very clear thread is that CZ did not attempt to portray himself as a "perfect entrepreneur", but rather presented a more authentic portrayal of a person who constantly tries and makes mistakes, makes quick decisions, and perseveres in extreme uncertainty. His core methodology remains the principle that has been repeatedly validated - 'user first+long termism'. The value of this book is not just about how Binance went from zero to global, but more importantly, it explains how to maintain strategic composure in an industry with strong regulation, high volatility, and public opinion tearing. Whether facing policy shocks or extreme market conditions, CZ always emphasizes that 'survival is more important than anything else'. I think Sister One is happy and excellent; Yijie played an irreplaceable role in the early brand building, community operation, and user growth of Binance. The "community first" strategy she promotes is essentially two sides of the same coin as CZ's emphasis on "user first" - which is also one of the key reasons why Binance can overcome multiple cycles. From a more macro perspective, the cryptocurrency industry itself is still in its early stages, and the dramatic fluctuations in public opinion are essentially a manifestation of the lack of convergence in cognition. In such an environment, excessive focus on personal emotions or short-term controversies can easily overlook what truly matters - who is continuously creating value and who is driving the industry forward. CZ、 Yijie is a long-term advocate with strong execution and industry building abilities, and also respects the core asset of "community value". In the midst of noise, persisting in looking at the long-term and results may be the attitude that a mature community should have. @cz_binance @heyibinance @binance Binance