Honestly, after reading so much, I still find the sixth point the most appealing: In the future, everyone might have their own AI Banker. It’s not just about telling you what to buy, but truly understanding how much you earn, how much risk you can handle, and then helping you manage savings, investments, and asset allocation. If your income changes, the market drops, or your life goals shift, it will adjust the plan accordingly. In the past, this kind of service was called private banking, and it was mostly for the wealthy. But in the future, all you might need is a smartphone, and even regular people can have a 24/7 personal advisor who doesn’t care how small your starting capital is. Of course, what I look forward to the most isn’t how smart it is, but whether it truly stands on the user’s side and genuinely serves the user. What exchanges need to focus on isn’t helping whales exploit users, but helping users make better profits. Only when users make money can they truly stay, and only then can the platform grow stronger and achieve greater success!