HTX and the UK's FCA have reached a settlement. What's your take on this? Objectively speaking, exiting the UK market is certainly not a positive development, but the dispute has been partially resolved, at least indicating clear progress. For exchanges, markets change, and so do regulations. What truly matters isn't avoiding challenges altogether, but rather the ability to adjust and resolve problems promptly, focusing more on product development and user service when they arise. Huobi has weathered numerous industry cycles over its 13 years, a fact that is evident to all. This settlement doesn't represent full regulatory endorsement, nor does it mean all risks have disappeared. However, from a long-term operational perspective, while legal uncertainty has been alleviated, the key focus should be on whether they can continuously improve their compliance capabilities and better serve global users. After the storm, let's move forward. Hopefully, HTX will turn this experience into a genuine growth opportunity. After all, in the crypto industry, longevity is a skill, but stability is the key to long-term competitiveness.