#Don't try to mediate, we're here to make a scene, arguing is healthier

While watching Binance and OKX bicker, we should actually think more about the industry's endgame.

As a retail investor, my stance is clear: I don't want to see any party in an absolutely weak or absolutely strong position, nor do I want to see any party having absolute dominance.

Business history has repeatedly proven that absolute monopoly is the graveyard of innovation and the darkest moment for user experience. If Binance has no competitors, it will lose the drive to evolve; the dragon-slaying youth will eventually turn into a dragon, and the ones who pay the price will be us retail investors who no longer have a choice. Therefore, I hope OKX/Bitget/Bybit will strive in their own ways to seize market share; if the industry loses its checks and balances, the market's tolerance and liquidity will also be greatly diminished.

The Crypto world we long for should not be a colossal behemoth overshadowing everything, but rather a rich tropical rainforest with diverse species, where a hundred flowers bloom.

For retail investors, the 'Nash equilibrium' between the giants is the optimal solution. Only when they are forced to 'involution' in order to compete for users—whether it's asset quality, product experience, or user benefits in wealth management or quick profits (Launchpool/Jumpstart)—can we gain the maximum dividends in the cracks.

So, let the bullets fly a bit harder. As long as the table isn't overturned, the anxiety of the giants is the blessing of retail investors.

Additionally, bosses, let's have some practical benefits, users vote with their feet and support!

#Binance #OKX #Crypto #LongTermism #AntiMonopoly