To be honest, in this利益至上的圈子, talking about trust seems a bit naive. But as I review account records, I suddenly want to discuss the choices behind some leading exchanges.

Over the years in the industry, I've seen too many platforms rise and fall—glorious during fundraising, then disappearing when problems arise. So I initially doubted some large platforms: can a founder with a technical background, paired with a highly capable operational executive, truly survive in this market full of temptations?

The most memorable moment wasn't when the coin price soared, but during the most chaotic period last year.

At that time, it was hard to tell real from fake news everywhere, and users were anxious. But look at that platform’s attitude— to maintain ecological security, they chose the hardest path. In an industry where most platforms blame others or even disappear when issues occur, this almost "self-sacrificial" sense of responsibility made me realize for the first time: putting assets here means not just trading pairs, but also peace of mind.

And that core operator, she is the kind of person who makes you feel secure when you're anxious in the middle of the night. She doesn't play those superficial PR tricks; if users have problems, she responds directly in the community. Her resilience of "if the sky falls, I’ll bear it" reminds me of the saying: a true partner looks to the future, but also stays grounded and safeguards the present.

Many say that a certain platform is the industry leader, so it’s powerful. But I see it differently—it's precisely because management always chooses the users in the face of temptation, and takes responsibility in the face of risks, that they have achieved their current status.

The market is still volatile, but my mindset is very steady. Because I know as long as this "back-to-back" trust mechanism remains, and as long as the bottom line of "treat users as real people" stays, the ecosystem won't die.

Salute to those who still uphold integrity and responsibility in this crazy market.