The launch of Binance on the US stock market may be an epic positive for the cryptocurrency industry. Let me explain to you in the most direct, least convoluted, and least convoluted way possible. Because this time, it is not a perpetual contract, cryptocurrency, mapping, or synthetic asset, but a real stock and ETF spot backed by Alpaca Securities LLC, a US regulated securities firm. These stocks can receive dividends, and in the event of stock splits, mergers and acquisitions, they will also be handled according to the rules of the securities brokerage system. Yesterday someone mentioned the issue of excessively high transaction fees. Today, Binance has adjusted it from 0.1% to 0.05%. Although it is still more expensive compared to real US stock brokers, combined with the freedom gained from the low threshold of the cryptocurrency industry and Binance's credit endorsement, I think this transaction fee is within my acceptable range. Many people think that this wave of counterfeit coins will suck blood from the cryptocurrency community, but I don't think so. The obvious disadvantage after integration is that some cryptocurrency enthusiasts may think that the investment value of US stocks is higher than that of altcoins, and then switch to US stocks, abandoning altcoins. But at the same time, the benefit is that there will also be some non cryptocurrency enthusiasts who download Binance due to its integration with the US stock market, and are attracted to the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange. This wave should bring considerable new incremental users to the cryptocurrency industry. These users have created a larger reservoir for Binance than before, no longer limited to the cryptocurrency circle, but a world-class financial reservoir for global users. With too much water in the reservoir, there will inevitably be some overflow to counterfeit coins also in the reservoir. This benefit far outweighs the drawbacks mentioned earlier. And it's not that I want to say, your cryptocurrency circle has become so small, and you're afraid that the neighboring US stock market will come to suck your blood. Bro, please stop making a fuss, I beg you.