I think all Web2 and Web3 entrepreneurs should learn from Binance's "slap in the face" three-pronged approach:

1. All business is to meet user needs; (Binance initially said it would not launch contract products, but due to user demand, it achieved the industry's highest market share in contracts) @cz_binance

2. Competitors are doing too poorly, and they are calling us back to do it; (BNB platform token, OTC, contract business) @heyibinance

3. Although we are being criticized for not doing well right now, we are doing it first and will talk later; we are always listening to user feedback to optimize; (BNB Chain, Binance Wallet)

This is precisely the embodiment of Binance's pragmatic flexibility, user-centricity, and business orientation.

Seeing the news that Airwallex is forming a stablecoin platform team, @awxjack's imitation of Binance's work is:

Our users have a demand for stablecoins, and all our business is to meet user needs;

USDT, USDC, USD1... are all garbage, we will tell everyone how to make stablecoins;

If the stablecoin business starts off poorly, we will do it first and talk later, but we are always optimizing.