If we disagree, you're probably right.
1. Is the Cryptocurrency World Ending?
Recently, pessimistic views about blockchain have gained traction, leading both outsiders and industry insiders to question the future of cryptocurrencies. Negative news often garners more attention, fostering uncertainty and exaggerating events like retirements as signs of the industry's demise. This anxiety is not limited to cryptocurrencies; it reflects broader economic cycles influencing investment behaviors. As the cryptocurrency market matures and gains participation from large financial institutions, it parallels the stock market, especially with the approval of BTC and ETH ETFs.
Over the past decade, the cryptocurrency landscape has evolved from a "Wild West" to a more structured market. Early on, easy profits were common due to the niche market and economic conditions. However, as the economy shifts and more players enter, the industry feels less lucrative. Despite criticisms, the approval of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs marks a significant milestone, showcasing the steady growth of traditional finance products related to crypto. Like the Internet's gradual transformation of industries, the impact of cryptocurrencies will unfold over time.
2. Is Binance at a Standstill?
Binance aims to lead the widespread adoption of blockchain, striving to serve a billion users and become essential infrastructure for the future. This requires balancing ideals with regulatory compliance and traditional financial norms. Like early Internet innovations, Binance's growth involves adjusting to regulatory realities.
Binance's products go beyond transactions, exploring ways to make blockchain technology accessible to everyone. Similar to how mobile phones benefit even those unfamiliar with the Internet, blockchain aims to provide real-world benefits. While bubbles may burst, products that genuinely address user needs will drive change.
3. Is Your Coin Listed on Binance?
There has been intense discussion about coin listings on Binance, with community feedback influencing decisions. Binance values user input and follows a structured coin listing process involving business, research, committee, and compliance review. The focus is on projects with user demand, longevity, and solid business logic.
While Binance lacks absolute authority due to industry decentralization, it remains committed to transparency and preventing insider trading. Compliance training and independent audits ensure integrity, with a high reward system encouraging reports of any misconduct.
4. If We Disagree, You May Be Right
I’ve been less active on social media, realizing my limitations in understanding the world. My success is a product of the times, not personal talent. I acknowledge that my words may sometimes cause misunderstandings. Recognizing diverse perspectives, I hope to guide others positively within the blockchain industry. Everyone shapes their own future, and I am honored if my insights inspire better paths. Thank you for your collaboration.
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