@cz_binance From a rural boy in Jiangsu, a student working in Canada, to a Wall Street techie, you founded Binance from scratch at 40, making it number one globally in just five months, reshaping the entire financial landscape in a few short years. Facing Chinese bans, hacker attacks, lawsuits from giants, and regulations from major countries, you always prioritized user protection, personally covering 6 million RMB of losses, fully bearing the hacker's losses, and insisting on transparent communication, defining the true bottom line of entrepreneurship through your actions. You proactively went to the US to shoulder responsibility, not as a compromise, but to protect Binance and the industry; even after being pardoned, you remained focused on education and philanthropy, always maintaining your simple, focused, and resilient nature. CZ, you have always been you, never changed. In short: Thank you for forging a path no one had walked before with your faith, resilience, and responsibility, allowing the world to see the true value of blockchain. But I have a question: Why did your whole family immigrate abroad back then?