Recently, Binance has launched a new wave of measures to address issues related to SHELL, GPS market makers, and RED project parties, focusing on user protection, transparency, and community governance. I think these steps have been taken quite solidly and have some ideas. Can you share my thoughts. First of all, let's talk about the "community co governance" mechanism. The gameplay of voting for coin listing and delisting is considered to have handed over the decision-making power to users. If the RED project temporarily changes its airdrop rules and the community has objections, Binance will postpone the listing until the project team adjusts its plan before continuing. This indicates that the platform is indeed listening to everyone's feedback, and user opinions can serve as a starting point, which is good. The transparency of the budget for listing is also quite interesting. Binance does not charge coin fees and publicly discloses the marketing expenses of the project party. The tokens are airdropped to users in batches according to the unlocking time. This not only provides us with some small benefits, but also helps to increase the exposure of high-quality projects. The idea is quite clear, it can be considered a win-win arrangement. As for the issue of market makers for GPS and SHELL, after Binance discovered market manipulation, it directly terminated the cooperation, confiscated illegal profits, and compensated affected users. The handling is not sloppy, and the attitude is also very clear: the market must be fair, and we cannot let troublemakers break the rules. I still agree with this point. The trading environment should be cleaner, so everyone can rest assured. Overall, Binance's measures are striving towards user rights and market health. Community governance has given us a sense of participation, budget airdrops and transparency have made benefit distribution clearer, and violations have been dealt with decisively. It can't be said to be perfect, but these changes have indeed made the platform more down-to-earth and more focused on the long-term development of the ecosystem. In the future, I think it's quite practical to have such an environment when playing cryptocurrency. Overall, the secondary market for altcoins has been difficult to operate in the past two years, but the behavior of project parties and market makers who take advantage of each other cannot be tolerated. The actions of Binance and above are good for the entire industry, and there is hope to establish a clear bottom line for new currencies in the secondary market. This makes me look forward to the future even more. Like @ binancezh @ heyibintance @ sisibintance 👍