Now it's really a bear market in the cryptocurrency industry and a bull market in the US stock market. There have been many exchange wars in the past six months. Although I posted a post about BG this afternoon, it was another matter, purely to help my friend speak up, and had nothing to do with MSX. Let's add another layer. I had a friend working at MSX before, and last year MSX was indeed one of the earliest exchanges to operate in the US stock market, which led to our cooperation. The cooperation ended in April, so there is no need to take sides now. If MSX is indeed the earliest in the US stock market, I don't know if there is one, but it is definitely the earliest batch. But it's true that I got up early and rushed to the evening gathering. If I had done better and bigger in this year's time difference, my competitors would have been wary, so the dish is the original sin. I have watched the big battle these days and have a general understanding of what happened. To be truly compliant, how many companies in the cryptocurrency industry are perfectly compliant? Whoever steps on others with compliance first is likely to indicate inadequate business skills or not expecting their own buttocks to be dirty. There have been several major battles in the cryptocurrency industry, and it's only after arguing and trying to create a trap for oneself that I think we can solve the big problems privately. In short, I also want to ask the questions raised by Bruce, but I don't think some EO would dare to answer them. So stop the war of tearing and doing some real work, do the business well, and serve the customers well is the right path.