Seeing how Bitget handled the abnormal fluctuations of TUT, LOBSTER, and BICO this time, gotta give them a thumbs up. When many CEXs run into trouble, their first move is often to appease big players, take care of KOLs, and stabilize institutional funds. But what about retail investors' losses? They're often pushed to the back, or even brushed off with a simple 'market risks are your own responsibility.' But a truly visionary CEX doesn’t operate like that. It treats every user’s trust equally, whether your account holds a few thousand USDT or a few million USDT. This time, Bitget chose to fully cover the losses. Even the founder, Gracy Chen, personally spoke up, clearly stating that nearly $40 million in user losses would be compensated based on the fair price at 15:00. Whether it’s unified accounts, classic accounts, or isolated margin accounts, everything is covered—retail investors, VIPs, institutions, no one left out. The compensation is calculated based on actual equity differences, and they’ve promised to credit the funds within two business days after verification. This kind of attitude is like publicly telling the market: at this stage, user protection no longer depends on the size of your funds. This equal respect for retail investors is precisely the kind of vision that top-tier platforms are starting to embody. It’s not just about serving big money; it’s about ensuring all traders can trust the platform with peace of mind. In good times, you look at the product; in tough times, you look at responsibility. When real problems arise, you need someone to respond, someone to solve them, someone to take responsibility, and someone to provide a safety net. This is the true meaning of 'every user is a VIP.' A platform’s attitude toward retail investors often reveals its true vision. Because while big players drive trading volume, it’s the countless ordinary users who determine whether a platform can stand the test of time.