Here's the translation: I'll write from a few other perspectives: 1. With so many slices of the cake in large project allocation pools, how much is left for you? 2. For Binance's internal incubation/professional managers who left and started projects, do they have unique innovations? Or are they purely -based? How many projects have they successfully maintained without falling apart? 3. Besides the expectation of being listed on Binance and hanging liquidity to push market attention, being called the "favorite child", does the project itself have exclusive competitive advantages that significantly outperform competitors? Please answer these questions, rather than just focusing on surface-level data that can be manipulated, fantasizing about the expectations of being listed on Binance. The core questions are: What kind of money can you get? How long can this pool generate earnings? Is there truly any innovation, or are they just copying others? How many are merely riding on others' coattails and borrowing others' prestige?

@Greta0086 Please answer