It's totally normal for launch platforms to make money from fees, but as your little sis, I have a suggestion. Shouldn't we consider the future development of the crypto space? In the past, almost every project, whether it got listed on an exchange or stayed on-chain, eventually went to zero. Unlike stocks, there’s no real backing. I read Brother Jian Chen’s article a couple of days ago, and it really hit me. Is the crypto space really going to be disproven? I originally thought stock memes could bring some new energy to this market, to stop outsiders from thinking this space is just a casino. But today, I feel really sad. I really hope there’s a launch platform that can change this vibe. Shouldn’t we make it so that one stock corresponds to one token and can’t correspond to a second one? Wouldn’t this constant splitting and reopening of markets actually be bad for the space? Personally, I think stock memes are fun. If you like NVIDIA, go buy NVIDIA. If you like Tesla, go buy Tesla. But when you open your phone and see hundreds of NVIDIA memes and hundreds of Tesla memes, how are people supposed to deal with that? Is this good for the crypto space? Of course, launch platforms are profit-driven, but they’re also giving bad actors opportunities to exploit the system, which makes the market vibe even worse. I’m not trying to block anyone’s money-making path. I just hope the crypto space can be a bit healthier. I’m just a small voice, but I really don’t want to see the crypto space continue like this. Isn’t building the core of crypto? @cz_binance Big bro, what do you think?