I saw some people discussing the differences between Binance Wallet and OK Wallet, believing that OK employees can be encountered in various blogger groups, while Binance employees are difficult to encounter. I vaguely remember that Binance has an internal control mechanism, which initially required employees not to speculate on coins. Later, it was optimized, but there were still some restrictions to prevent insider trading. It's actually quite simple. Binance is the most powerful platform. If a project that is on OK can be on Binance, it may double in value. However, if it is on Binance first and then on OK, it may also rise, but only within 20%. So they don't want the chain to be too prosperous from top to bottom, and they hope everyone can speculate on the exchange so that they can earn more. However, everyone is struggling to obtain low-priced chips, and it is difficult to accept orders at dozens of times the price on the platform. What Binance really needs to change is to create its own financing platform, where project parties submit real information for Binance review, publish their ideas and whitepapers on Binance, and users can invest a certain amount based on parameters such as BNB or historical transaction volume, historical registration time, etc. This way, everyone can get the lowest chips, and project parties can also raise funds for development. Binance does not have to worry about too much money being split off the chain. You no longer have to play with various memes that constantly reset to zero. Memes may seem like everyone has a chance, but in reality, only a few car heads and bots make money No need for VC anymore, VC's profits are all given to users, this is the most enjoyable mode.