Profit model: Mainly profits through cryptocurrency trading fees, staking service fees, and charging related fees for providing users with investment services in unlisted company stocks. For example, users need to pay a certain percentage of fees when buying and selling cryptocurrencies on the platform, and they also need to pay fees to the platform for staking digital assets. Additionally, for the newly launched investment services in unlisted company stocks, the company will also charge related service fees.

The role and significance of the profit model: This profit model helps the company build a bridge between the cryptocurrency market and the traditional financial market, expand business boundaries, and attract more users. By diversifying profit channels, it can reduce the risks associated with a single business while meeting the needs of different users, enhancing user stickiness and platform competitiveness, thereby achieving sustainable development.

Impact on Cryptocurrency: As a cryptocurrency exchange, its business activities can affect the liquidity and trading volume of the cryptocurrencies traded on the platform, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other mainstream cryptocurrencies. When the number of platform users increases and trading activity rises, it can boost the trading demand for these cryptocurrencies, which may have a certain impact on their prices, making them more stable or driving prices up; conversely, if the platform encounters issues or the market conditions are poor, a decrease in user trading may lead to a decline in the prices of the related cryptocurrencies.