Seeing Liu Ye's tweet, I find some things quite interesting. News from a few months ago keeps getting dug up and hyped over and over again. If you didn’t know better, you’d think HTX was facing some huge issues. But months have passed, and the platform is still operating as usual. Users are trading normally, and deposit/withdrawal services are still being provided. At least from what’s publicly visible, there’s no sign of the severe operational impact that the rumors suggested. What’s even more interesting is that HTX just released its Q3 report, and the platform’s quarterly buyback and burn mechanism is still moving forward. On one hand, you’ve got old news being repeatedly hyped up. On the other hand, the platform continues to grow its business, build its ecosystem, and deliver on its buyback and burn commitments. Of course, normal operations don’t mean all compliance issues are nonexistent. Risks that need attention should still be monitored. But when evaluating an exchange, you can’t just fixate on news from months ago while ignoring the actual developments over the past few months, right? Noise in the market is normal, but in the end, what stands the test of time is real, solid results. Some people are busy digging up old dirt, while others are busy delivering results. Who’s more convincing? Time will tell.