Sun Ge has started to invest heavily again and directly started spending money to buy liquidity in the US stock market. I just tried trading and mining TradFi with HTX, and to be honest, it's a bit outrageous. Others pay transaction fees for their trades. HTX will directly reverse the payment this time: Maker will receive a maximum return of 110%, Taker will receive a maximum return of 105%. It means you go to the US stock market to place orders and provide liquidity, and the platform will pay you back. I just opened my own order to experience it and it was quite interesting. I chose to take a liking to Micron MU and easily opened an order! TradFi has always been one of the biggest narratives of the year, RWA、 Listing on the US stock market and tokenization of stocks, everyone is telling stories. But the biggest problem has never been solved: liquidity. Without liquidity, even the best assets are just decorations. So HTX actually did a very simple and crude thing this time: directly buying liquidity with money. Allow more funds to enter the TradFi trading market, deepen the trading volume, and make trading more active. Even more ruthless is the handling fee income generated during the event, which is 100% used for repurchasing and destroying HTX. The larger the trading volume, the more repurchases, and the stronger the value capture, this is no longer just a simple activity subsidy, but a cold start for the TradFi ecosystem. Of course. Wool belongs to wool, don't gamble on direction just to earn commissions. It's okay to earn subsidies, there's no need to take on flying knives. After all, the most comfortable trading in the market is always: making money if the direction is right, and receiving subsidies if the direction is wrong. I have personally experienced one transaction, and I can only say that this year everyone is talking about TradFi, but there are not many who have really started to spend money to grab liquidity.