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The core essence of Web3 is decentralization and user sovereignty. Binance Square, as a crucial platform connecting the global crypto community, derives its value from the fair and open philosophy of 'everyone can participate, no one can monopolize.' It should not become a tool for a minority to manipulate the market and reap profits, but rather a level playing field where every user can voice their opinion equally and outstanding projects can emerge.
Fairness is not an abstract slogan, but concrete mechanism design. From eliminating low-quality 'zombie projects' to providing exposure opportunities for high-quality innovative projects, the core of these mechanisms is to return value judgments to the collective choices of the majority of users, rather than hidden manipulations by a few individuals.

In China, the status of cryptocurrencies has always been shrouded in mystery. Since multiple ministries jointly issued the 'Notice on Further Preventing and Dealing with Risks of Virtual Currency Trading and Speculation' in 2021, which classified related activities as 'illegal financial activities,' the official stance on strict regulation appears to have become settled. However, beneath the rigid policy framework, an undercurrent driven by technological enthusiasm, speculative demand, and community culture has never truly ceased.
Recently, a special seminar held by the Shanghai People's Court seems to have drawn a clearer legal boundary for individual cryptocurrency activities. At the same time, on China's largest second-hand trading platform, 'Xianyu,' a vibrant underground cryptocurrency market is thriving. One represents the meticulous legal interpretation from the highest levels of governance, while the other reflects the diverse realities of grassroots society—collectively painting a far more complex and authentic picture of China's cryptocurrency landscape than a blanket ban would suggest. So, what does holding and trading cryptocurrencies truly mean in China today?

Telecom giant Big Brother officially announced on January 5, 2026, that its virtual asset exchange, TWEX, would be fully open to all citizens, no longer limited to existing telecom service users. This move not only marks the official arrival of the 'democratization' era of cryptocurrency investment, but also provides the market with a legitimate channel backed by a major enterprise, emphasizing security and trust. However, just before this positive news was released, a robbery case in Pingtung starkly revealed the potential risks lurking in the gray areas of cryptocurrency trading. The contrast between these two events further highlights the necessity and urgency of having正规, compliant trading platforms.