Our team has been compiling data on securities over the past few days, and from this, we've come to the following conclusion: Traditional financial markets have actually begun to "fall behind". According to a report by the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE), we have ranked the 82 major stock exchanges globally by total market capitalization. The results are: The combined annual trading volume of over 70 exchanges, from the 8th-ranked National Exchange of India to the 82nd-ranked Astana Exchange in Kazakhstan, is slightly lower than Binance's $34 trillion. Even PancakeSwap, which runs entirely on the blockchain and consumes real gas for every transaction, can generate $2.36 trillion in transactions per year. What does this number mean? It has more trading volume than the combined stock markets of all countries in the Middle East and Africa—and keep in mind that the Middle Eastern stock market also has giants like Saudi Aramco, which have the world's highest market capitalization. This proves that Crypto has long passed the stage of needing "mainstream approval". Those so-called "financial elites" with a population of less than 50 million and dressed in suits are no longer qualified to point fingers at this market. Whether you regard it as investment or speculation, Crypto has evolved into a massive ecosystem that is completely independent of and parallel to the traditional financial world in terms of scale, rules, and sphere of influence. Our original asset issuance logic: Binance Alpha, Meme Rush, pre-market, ICO, Drop Launch... The iteration speed and scalability of each of these methods may take the traditional financial world decades to understand. The more profound impact lies in the next generation. Those born after 2017, the "second generation of crypto enthusiasts," have been exposed to Binance and various hot wallets since birth. They will have no impression or fondness for traditional banks and outdated stock markets; in their minds, using U-pay is the only natural thing to do. Don't underestimate Crypto and think that the crypto can only do finance and is only fit to be a "casino". As @heyibinance aptly put it, finance is a vast field; just understanding it is already a significant challenge. Finance was originally considered a "rule of kings," only becoming open source because of cryptocurrencies. If you believe you see various irrationalities in cryptocurrencies, then congratulations, you're one step closer to the truth of how the world works. In this chaotic world of reorganized order, the future belongs to crypto fundamentalism.