I came across a quote today that really resonated with me. It was from tennis legend Novak Djokovic to Rafael Nadal: "It's an honor to have been your opponent for so many years. Although it's been exhausting, it's because of you that I've been pushed to constantly break my limits." In fact, it's not just them; Nadal and Federer are the same—lifelong rivals and lifelong friends. It's precisely because of so many high-level players that the tennis industry has flourished, propelling the sport to its peak worldwide. From a narrow perspective, the competition might seem like a territorial battle, a fight to the death. But from a broader perspective, you'll find that this kind of "fated rivalry" is actually a blessing. Just like these tennis superstars, without each other guarding the other on the other side of the court, tennis might not be as exciting. The same feeling exists with leading exchanges today. One is paving the way globally, while the other is meticulously refining product details. You see their fierce competition, but in reality, it's precisely this top-level tug-of-war that raises the standards of the entire industry. Without these "fated rivals" constantly pushing each other forward, the industry could easily stagnate or become mediocre. Mediocre competition is mutually destructive. Top-level competition, on the other hand, is mutually beneficial. Win-win is a choice that requires wisdom and courage. From a broader perspective, encountering a rival who inspires you to be fearless and even evokes a sense of awe is actually quite fortunate. Lately, I've increasingly enjoyed broadening and refining my perspective on things.