If you say there's nothing wrong with bringing up old stories at this time, then you're treating us viewers like fools. Business battles are often just that simple, unpretentious, and boring. Regarding the matter itself, after reviewing the opinions of a group of bigwigs who came from that era, I can only say that the era of the common people also produced many heroes. The winner is king and the loser is a bandit. However, one thing is certain: the sword of the previous dynasty cannot cut down the officials of the present dynasty. Whether it's archaeology or fighting, the crypto market today, though not doing well, is indeed making great strides toward standardization, far surpassing what it was in ancient times. Nowadays, users will choose the exchange that is fair, good to users, and truly serves users. At least the people who remain in the market have become discerning after being deceived countless times. Excessive complaining can be harmful; a long-term perspective is essential. Hopefully, the leaders in this industry will refrain from short-sighted actions and avoid stifling the development of the crypto for short-term gains. After all, everyone in this industry wants it to improve, because only when the industry improves can we have more opportunities to make money. Finally, when you're full, you can leave the table, but don't flip it over.

To put it nicely, heroes emerged in the rough and tumble era; in today's terms, it was like a truck exploding with its own head thrown into the ground.