Users are the lifeline of an exchange. Liquidity is the lifeline of the market. @heyibinance @cz_binance @sisibinance Liquidity and users don't appear out of thin air. If you can't let people from outside the exchange in, then it's all existing users. Only by telling a good story can more people come in. Looking back now, the once-prosperous BSC Chinese forum has been ruined by competitors and their own incompetent managers engaging in insider trading and embezzlement. Their own users are harmed, and the stories of insider trading and PvP exploitation spread far and wide. The beneficiaries are naturally the competitors. Even a well-established platform like #BinanceLife, a leading example of this trend, has had its traffic diverted. Needless to say, the rest is history. With this diversion, and memes remaining a scam rather than genuine brand marketing, they won't spread virally on social media. Competitors won't worry. Otherwise, if new users flooded the screen with "Binance Life," they'd all go to BSC, and all their money would end up in Binance. How would we even compete then? #BinanceLife As long as it doesn't die, hype won't thrive; only when the crypto world dies can traditional markets recklessly siphon users and seize control of the world's number one exchange.