I have experienced the Binance Wallet web version these days, and it can only be said that many developers of on chain wallets should promptly switch to new paths and have a sense of crisis. When a giant starts to enter your race track, it's difficult for you to fight, you can't keep up with the round capital, and you don't have the round backstage. Imagine if the Binance Wallet web page tilts towards the path of Binance coins, I believe many project parties would be willing to come here to play. It's like starting from the launch - wallet alpha - spot, contract one-stop. He just needs to get stuck in your throat (for example, the unwritten rule at the end of * * * to receive more support, how do you think the project developer would choose?) After all, what is the difference between sending it on Pump, Bonk, or through Binance Wallet? The premise is that Binance constantly invests money in making wallets, updating products, accelerating transactions, and achieving top products. And those alpha users trained in the early stage can be converted, and later more project parties can come to Wallet to launch tokens, forming a perfect closed loop. On chain and cex all eat up the share. Entrepreneurs have a bit of crisis awareness, think about taking a new path or seizing the market faster than Binance.