BNB's market capitalization surpasses Nike. This moment is not just a transition of numbers, but an iteration of commercial civilization — the end of one era and the beginning of another.

The commercial myth of the industrial era represented by Nike is based on a market value of $230 billion, built on global factories, supply chains, store networks, and generations of accumulated brand memory. Its growth is linear; more stores and more shoes mean more profit.

In contrast, BNB achieved what Nike accumulated in 60 years in just 7 years, with a market value of $250 billion stemming from the exponential growth of network effects: the increase in users and applications leads to a squared increase in network value and geometric expansion of ecological value.

A deeper change lies in the disruption of asset attributes. Nike stock is a claim on future cash flows, betting on sales and profits; BNB, however, embodies multiple attributes of assets, currency, equity, and usage rights. It allows participation in governance,享受 transaction fee discounts, sharing new project dividends, and acting as collateral in DeFi, capturing value far beyond traditional stocks.

This marks a historic migration of global wealth. The previous generation of wealth relied on physical scarcity and sovereign endorsement, while the new generation guarantees scarcity through mathematical algorithms and supports value through global consensus, breaking through geographical, class, and systemic limitations, allowing anyone to participate via the internet.

Skeptics view it as a bubble but overlook that cryptocurrency has genuinely changed the world: millions use BNB Chain for low-cost cross-border payments, billions of dollars circulate in decentralized exchanges, and countless innovative projects have emerged in the ecosystem, which has been running stably for 7 years.

History shows that every technological revolution reshapes the carriers of wealth: the industrial revolution replaced land with factories, the information revolution replaced factories with data, and the blockchain revolution is making companies yield to protocols.

BNB surpassing Nike is just a footnote; the real question is: when the protocol economy fully surpasses the company economy, which side of history will you stand on? #bnb