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Users come first, but strategic direction is also crucial. On-chain is definitely the battleground for future exchanges. If you don’t take Robinhood’s impact seriously now, it might end up like ignoring hyperliquid back then—never able to catch up again. In the early days of the crypto-stock meme track, most people had high expectations for Binance. Maybe Binance wanted better aesthetics, to move away from the 'two saints' concept, and weaken the listing expectations, but this gradually made it less like BSC. The on-chain user experience is really poor. BSC has its own unique traits, and because of these traits, BSC took off last year. Now, if you think these traits are bad and want to abandon them, then BSC will slowly lose what makes it BSC. Users will always be more important than aesthetics or anything else. Mutual trust is key—make retail investors believe, and let real communities achieve what they want.