I personally think complaining and spreading FUD on BSC is useless. Taking proactive steps to improve the community is the way to go. Listed on Alpha, then it dropped, and people blame Binance for not listing futures. Listed on futures, then it dropped, and people blame Binance for not listing spot. Listed on spot, then it dropped, and people blame Binance for not providing support or controlling the supply. If complaining worked, jobiess would have given up long ago. This BSC cycle was started by jobiess. In the first round, it peaked near 20m without getting listed on Alpha. Through self-rescue, the second round also peaked near 20m without Alpha. So, who should we blame? We definitely can’t blame Binance. First, ask yourself: Is your community working hard enough? United enough? Does it have enough reach? Are you adding as much practical value as possible? Do you have a clear plan for development? There are so many memes, Binance can’t support them all. Big bro @cz_binance can’t support them all. Big sis @heyibinance can’t support them all either. Personally, I think the first step should be to grow the community. When the time is right, with official support, we can take off like a rocket. It’s not about just waiting for Binance, CZ, or big sis to help. You can’t just want, want, and want without putting in the effort.