I just opened X and saw this article by Teacher Zhu. After reading it, I was quite touched. I was one of the first testers of Binance Square from the very beginning of its launch. I feel ashamed that I didn't post much content on the square because I was lazy. Many friends said they could just move X over, but I think there are many differences between X and Square. If X is like a "comprehensive discussion forum" for cryptocurrencies, then the square is targeted at the small friends who trade every day, or in other words, everyone's comments on X are more reserved and direct on the square. I think this is the optimal solution for nested exchanges, after all, when users go to Binance, they are trading and making money. Any way to make money will be quickly replicated in trading. Therefore, those who can thrive on the square have their own experiences in trading. Of course, trading does not guarantee a steady profit, but I always believe that having one's own trading style, viewpoint, and perspective is worth learning from. I have also discussed this with my brother @ yingbinance many times and the advertising team many times. This should be the gene of the exchange. Since mid last year, I have heard that many project parties have started to directly advertise in the square, because the users in the square are more direct, the traffic in the square is more concentrated, and the shouting effect in the square is better ， This is a good thing, capital uses money to vote in order to select the most suitable product. With the support of "capital", the square is doing better and better, with a lively atmosphere every day. As I mentioned earlier, the square will focus more on the trading section, with almost 80% of the content directly related to trading, and its popularity is becoming increasingly prosperous. Another 20% should be going towards @ heyibintance and @ cz-binance. I have seen many excellent traders who have spoken out on both X and the square, but they do not directly copy from X to the square, or from the square to X. Instead, they produce different content outputs based on the differences between the two platforms. I am very impressed by this. In the square, there is a greater emphasis on trading itself, while in X, there is a greater emphasis on analysis. The square has become an indispensable part of Binance, and Ying Ge's efforts are very important. If any friends are interested, they can take a look at Ying Ge X's reply. Every day, they spare no effort to find better authors and provide better content for the square.