During my years working at Binance, I've often heard colleagues say that their decision to choose Binance was based on a particular interaction with the "Queen of the Ring" (a prominent figure in the industry). I can relate to this deeply. A few days ago, I saw a screenshot of a conversation between a long-time user and the Queen of the Ring in a 2017 chat group. He had transferred coins to Binance but the funds hadn't arrived, so he contacted the Queen. After understanding the situation, the Queen reassured him and even followed up the next day to check if the funds had arrived. Finally, she said, "Our user base has exploded recently, and we haven't been able to keep up." From 2017 to 2026, Binance has grown from a small exchange to the industry leader with 300 million users. But if you look at it now, the Queen of the Ring is still the same Queen of the Ring. She's still handling issues in the group, monitoring progress, and replying to messages. A company with 300 million users, and the boss is still acting as customer service. It's not just for show; she genuinely spends every day in the community. Many bosses retire after achieving success, but she keeps pushing forward. I was recruited to Binance from a small third-tier city. To be honest, I was quite confused when I first arrived, feeling like I lacked the necessary skills. The Queen of the Ring once said, "You can play a bad hand well." She herself has experienced this, so she can say it with such confidence. I'll remember this quote later when I encounter difficulties. After working at Binance for a while, you'll find that the head of the group is responsible to both users and employees. She doesn't make empty promises or shout slogans; she just gets things done one step at a time. This style has been passed down. Internally, there's no hierarchical structure; if there's a problem, we talk about it, and if we can solve it, we do. In the new year, whether you're new to the industry or a seasoned investor, I hope everyone achieves the results they want!! It doesn't have to be money; improved understanding counts too 🫡🫡

Although, well, I've scolded her to tears once, haven't I? 🙆

The crypto world is like a chaotic sea of ​​stars.