I'm also confused about the logic behind buying OKB now, so let me explain a few scenarios. If OKX ultimately lists on the US stock market, why not buy a US-listed company with more liquidity and institutional investment? That will definitely be the focus of OKX's future business and capital operations. If OKX fails to list on the US stock market and needs to focus solely on OKB (similar to many DeFi assets, such as Uni), then whether it's still worth buying is questionable. If it ultimately doesn't list, but you still believe in the business and want to buy, then you should wait until it's confirmed that it won't list before buying. Before the listing is finalized, Star has already shown you more than once that he won't let OKB's price rise and affect his listing plans. @wanghebbf What do you think, B-guard? 🤔

This is my logic~ Mr. Mai

1. HSK's listing means the price is no longer actively managed, resulting in a sharp drop in price. Any value capture went to the stock market, so there is indeed a mutual influence. 2. Many exchanges have much better ecosystems than OKB, such as Sol, ETH, BSC, Hype, etc. Exchanges like XPL, Mon, and Stable, which lack ecosystems like OKB, are also heading towards zero. 3 and 4: If you're optimistic about the OKEx exchange and its compliance, it comes back to "why buy a cryptocurrency instead of a US stock market stock?" OKB isn't BNB, and Binance won't go public, so all value capture is in BNB. OKEx's listing means value capture will go to equity.

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