Many people interpreted my previous post as me opposing Memecoins, but that's actually a misunderstanding. As I've emphasized many times, I am not against Memecoins. Memecoins represent community spirit and consensus culture, bringing more vitality and creativity to the crypto world. What I truly want to express is this: trading platforms should remain neutral. If competitor platforms use individual “get-rich-quick” cases to hype up so-called wealth effects, encouraging a small group of “early birds” to mass-produce Memecoins, or even directly participating, openly or covertly promoting them, to attract more users who lack professional knowledge and are easily swayed by emotions to blindly follow, this is a shortsighted, “killing the goose that lays the golden eggs” approach. Such practices not only harm the long-term health of the entire industry, but may also cross compliance and legal boundaries. The responsibility of a platform is to create a fair and transparent market environment, not to become an emotional manipulator. At the same time, I hope that opinion leaders will stop trying to use public opinion to “persuade” or “pressure” the OKX and X Layer teams to get involved, to promote or pump projects like “XX Life,” “3,” “4,” etc. This does not align with OKX’s values, nor does it reflect the Web3 spirit we believe in—openness, rationality, and long-term building.