Every time I attend a Binance event, it’s a must-go. The BNB Chain events are always packed with people. Binance’s products are super efficient—no need for over-the-top praise. Instead of bragging about what they’ve done well, they actually prefer us to point out areas for improvement and optimization. Big Lion Bro also shared a lot of ideas about Binance AI features. The current Binance app has so many functions, and with AI, it could help everyone quickly find the features they need. In the future, it’s possible that everyone’s interface will look different, or it might evolve so that most functions are handled directly in a chatbox—kind of like Grokbot or Muse, where a personal assistant helps you manage everything investment-related. Fast iteration and improving based on user feedback have always been strengths. This was the case with Binance Square in the beginning, and the same goes for the Binance Wallet. They’re not afraid to take their time and avoid rushing to release a so-called “perfect” product. What matters most is whether users are on board. Now, many of Binance Square’s features have become benchmarks for social trading, and the Wallet’s Alpha even brought in a ton of people from outside the crypto space. Right now, new user growth is coming from the stock market. I also gave a lot of suggestions from the perspective of U.S. stock users because there’s still a big difference between crypto projects and U.S. stock companies. In crypto, people focus more on KOLs, token prices, circulation, and supply control, while in stocks, it’s all about fundamentals—financial reports, company announcements, and institutional ratings.