Let me say a bit more. The centralized finance that everyone looks down on—Hong Kong is even called a 'ruin.' But within this 'ruin,' there’s a magical position called RO. They don’t have to do much work in the company; their main responsibilities are signing documents and supervision. This is somewhat similar to the multi-signature Signers in DeFi. The requirements to become an RO are extremely strict. You need to pass exams, have experience, and even your social reputation is taken into account. ROs earn high salaries and have little work. But if something goes wrong, they really have to take responsibility. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission will impose heavy fines *and* arrest people. On the other hand, in DeFi, the previous Drift multi-signature lead seems to have just been fired. There was even a project that got hacked but managed to make a comeback and launch a new project—like Cream back in the day. Is this punishment? It’s practically a blessing and release. People who can make mistakes face no real consequences. They often disappear quietly and walk away unscathed. So let me ask: Why would they bother to review seriously? Why would they bother to learn how to identify North Korean social engineering? Why would they bother to conduct internal penetration tests and defense drills? Pain so much pain.