Newcomers like Niu Lai and Lao Wu, although in the stock market, are not as relevant to BStocks products anymore. They are purely playing meme games, taking advantage of the current good liquidity. Various indications suggest that Binance is not particularly fond of memes, and it is highly unlikely that it will create liquidity purely for the sake of BSC. So here's the question, you can think seriously: Has the cryptocurrency market come to an end? See the official follow-up actions. Has the purpose of BStocks been achieved? It doesn't seem like there are any, more pure meme players. The effect of "why go around, the coin security department has it all" is still very early, and now it's more on the chain, while the focus of BStocks should be on attracting traffic to CEX. With 3 billion users, what kind of courage is this? If Meme is a pioneer, it should let Meme players eat meat, and it should be willing to let Meme players eat meat. It is a pioneer rather than a death squad. When the blockchain goes crazy, everyone will spontaneously rack their brains to go CX for BStocks, and retail investors will become a community of interests with Binance. This kind of promotion for BStocks is ten thousand times more effective than Guangzi. Just a 7 × 24-hour transaction is not enough to attract 3 billion users to Binance. There are already very few existing users, and we need to be willing to let existing users have meat to eat in order to attract new users. BStocks is worth looking forward to, but how to do it and whether it can be done well still depends on Binance's subsequent arrangements.