Fahai, you don't understand love. Let's briefly discuss Hong Kong's stablecoin policy. Firstly, its focus is on pulling the hips, but in fact, its wisdom is extraordinary. Imagine, if we were to compete with the United States, how Hong Kong could compete with the powerful United States, or how it would not have the qualifications to compete; Secondly, the entry point for cross-border payments and other payment scenarios is very large in the market. China is the world's largest trading nation, and currently almost all are in US dollars and SWIFT. With this opening, we can firmly establish our foothold. The size of the market, such as the Lihua Port, is more conducive to the stability of the global financial order. Thirdly, having US policies in the cryptocurrency industry is sufficient. The existing stablecoins are also fully sufficient for the cryptocurrency industry. The Tao Te Ching states that all things benefit from loss, and benefit from loss. Going further to gain in the cryptocurrency circle, it is a loss for both Hong Kong and the cryptocurrency circle.