I think BNB is somewhat similar to Moutai stock in 2004. Back then, only those who truly loved Moutai knew it was different from Wuliangye. Chinese investment institutions entered the market starting in 2004: mutual funds, securities firms' proprietary trading desks, insurance companies, QFIIs, and the National Social Security Fund. In the following four years, they pushed Moutai's stock price up tenfold. This included Moutai's own performance growth, but more importantly, it was driven by institutional consensus. Just like now, only those in the crypto know how lucrative holding BNB is. Traditional investment institutions will inevitably recognize BNB as a scarce asset, and institutional consensus is contagious. (Note: Moutai's stock price increased more than tenfold after 2012.)