Let me explain Binance's AI agent design to help you avoid missing out on the great deal. Binance's AI agent isn't significantly different from other trading agents; the core component is the BAW program (Binance Agentic Wallet). This is specifically designed for the agent, and its principle is as follows: 1. Any Binance user can register a BAW wallet and then use the agent to mint .ai identity tokens. During the mint process, a signature is used for verification, which cannot be bypassed, ensuring that each address belongs to a Binance user. 2. Other service providers can then identify whether an address is an AI wallet using the .ai token. 3. This address cannot be exported; it can only be accessed through the BAW interface, which is managed within the Binance app. All BAW commands are shown in the diagram. For those interested in trading, speed is a key concern. How can you speed up trading? BAW has a "speed-up" command to accelerate pending transactions and a "gas-price" command to increase gas fees. These two allow you to execute trades quickly without waiting too long. BAW has all 102 commands, divided into 14 command groups (Version Check / Authentication / Wallet / Market Order / Limit Order / DeFi / Prediction Market / Authorization / x402 / Contract Call / Message Signing / Signals / Wallet Tracking / Leaderboard).