I couldn't attend this year due to personal reasons, but I'd like to share my thoughts from the previous two learning camps. 1. For exchanges, organizing these events not only helps maintain contact with the community but also allows them to hear firsthand product feedback from different channels. Binance Alpha was conceived two years ago in Okinawa. Last year in South Korea, we also discussed many issues related to performance bottlenecks. Frankly speaking, BOGG, an exchange with a Chinese background, far surpasses other overseas exchanges in terms of product quality. A crucial reason is that they genuinely value their products. They're willing to spend time bringing together content creators and channel managers to listen to their users' questions and common trading difficulties. The difference in product quality often lies in these small details. Organizing an event overseas seems expensive. However, each business line gets to hear firsthand the reputation of their respective products—what's good, what's criticized—and I think it's worth the money. In short, I believe the platform benefits. 2. The same applies to channels and KOLs who can attend in person. Normally, everyone does their own thing. It's only when the platform organizes an event that we have the opportunity to meet, sit down at a table, and listen to how others create content and conduct business. I remember in Okinawa, when we talked about transaction rebates, once the data was presented, even some KOs who don't usually offer rebates couldn't sit still. Honestly, there were just so many! Sometimes you really have to go out and see how many amazing people there are out there. It's actually a way of pushing yourself to improve. In short, I think everyone who goes to the event benefits. 3. Some people say, "I can't go..." I don't really know how I got invited. I think that's not important at all. Focus on doing your job well and making money. Once you've achieved results and have the opportunity to see the world, whether you received an invitation or not won't matter that much. I just bought a plane ticket and went with my sister-in-law.