This section mainly discusses the market logic and strategy of why the cryptocurrency trading platform Binance listed DOGS🌞, and how to attract new users. The following is an interpretation and summary of this section:

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1. **User composition analysis**:

- An An claims that dogs has 20 million users, but I think 19 million of them are probably studio accounts, 900,000 are old users, and only 100,000 are new users DOGS

2. **The importance of new users**:

- Although the number of new users is not large, it is very important for Binance because Binance only has about 100,000 daily active users. The addition of new users can significantly increase the activity of the platform.

3. **Competitive situation**:

- If Binance does not actively attract new users, other competitors such as OY (possibly referring to OKEx), BG (possibly referring to BitGet), Bybit, etc. will actively compete for these users.

4. **Project selection strategy**:

- In order to attract new users, the project should be simple and easy to understand, easy for Web2 users (i.e. traditional Internet users) to get started, and avoid complexity.

5. **Binance listing criteria**:

- When Binance chooses to list a project, it usually considers the ecosystem, background, hot spots, and whether it can attract new users.

6. **The project owner’s self-congratulatory problem**:

- Some project parties may be too focused on their own projects and neglect how to attract new users, such as designing complex airdrop tasks, which may be an obstacle for new users.

7. **Core requirements of the exchange**:

- The core need of an exchange is to attract new users. If a project can solve this need, it has the opportunity to be listed on a large exchange.

8. **Projects that split airdrop shares**:

- The author mentioned "projects that split airdrop shares", which refers to projects that spread airdrop tasks across multiple channels, resulting in a small airdrop share for a single task. In contrast, projects like Dogs have concentrated airdrop shares and are more attractive to users.

9. **Inspiration for project selection**:

- Choosing projects with simple and uncomplicated tasks is more likely to yield greater returns, as such projects are more likely to attract new users.

10. **Project owner’s attitude**:

- Projects that are willing to airdrop to users are usually not overly complicated or PUA (i.e. "pick-up artist", which refers to marketing strategies that are overly complicated or difficult to understand).

In summary, this passage emphasizes that in the cryptocurrency market, especially for trading platforms and project owners, projects that are easy to understand and can attract new users are more likely to succeed. At the same time, it also points out that project owners should avoid being too complicated when designing airdrops and marketing strategies in order to better attract and retain new users.#新币挖矿DOGS #TON