This cleanup of existing users was probably expected. The current situation is just like September 4, 2017, when all cryptocurrency exchanges within China were shut down, and crypto trading was gradually banned from operating in the country. It's been almost nine years now—what's the result? Blocking it outright is nearly impossible. In the end, these 'exchanges' just relocate overseas. Even though the entities move, the main customer base remains the same people. Then comes the aggressive crackdown on OTC trading, to the point where some OTC activities are directly criminalized. Of course, we can't deny that after years of propaganda, cryptocurrencies in China are still seen as something dangerous, always tied to scams. Every now and then, you'll see self-media claiming bitcoin:native is a tool Americans use to exploit the world. Maybe in a little while, AI will get the same treatment. I believe that if the AI sector ever experiences a major pullback, there will definitely be a lot of passionate young people stepping up to criticize it.