In the Chinese-speaking market, for on-chain perps to truly surpass centralized exchanges, there's a crucial competitive factor that's difficult to avoid: "human touch." I recently took a trip and chatted with many ordinary users. Here, I'll set aside KOLs, influencers, and content creators, focusing solely on the perspective of ordinary trading users. Personally, I think OKX is currently leading the way in VIP service experience. VIP status and exclusive services are prominently displayed on the homepage, with gifts during holidays and special birthday greetings. These may not seem like complex product innovations, but they make users feel: the exchange is not just a trading tool, but that I am a real person. —————————————————— Additionally, this year OKX launched the XCLUB community in partnership with community partners, emphasizing "online connection + real-world offline interaction," and currently covers cities such as Shenzhen, Chengdu, Wuhan, and Hangzhou. From cryptocurrency trading and wealth management, US stocks and earnings season, to AI monetization, AI trading, content operations, and even watching games, tea parties, and outdoor activities, the platform offers users more opportunities to communicate, learn, and expand their social networks. I think this is something worth paying attention to. An exchange's user ecosystem shouldn't only consist of KOLs, community partners, and content creators. Ordinary users who don't tweet, don't participate in project promotion, and don't have significant influence, but simply trade on the platform regularly, also deserve attention. Especially the service experience for VIP users, which is actually a crucial component of an exchange's competitiveness. From the perspective of an ordinary trading user, I personally feel that OKX is currently leading the way in VIP service experience and humanistic care.