The founder who retired from the position of CEO of a leading exchange has made many people unable to understand his recent actions. I thought he would choose to enjoy life in a semi-retired state, but this guy instead started the "three-front combat" mode - pushing public chains to hit the US market, knocking on the regulatory authorities of various countries, and engaging in free education projects. From business managers to industry evangelists, this transformation is thorough enough.

**Public chain wants to help the United States regain the right to speak in crypto? **

He is now personally eyeing BNB Chain's US expansion plans. The goal is straightforward: to return the crypto business to the United States under the compliance framework, and even to help the United States rebuild its position as a global crypto center. The idea of connecting global capital flows and building a cross-border settlement network through public chains is quite in line with the blockchain spirit of "breaking the game with technology". It's just that the complex regulatory system in the United States can really be opened up by a public chain?

**From the "gray area" to the active embrace of regulation**

In the early days of the industry, everyone loved to play sideball, but now he has become the standard-bearer of the compliance faction. Engage in frequent dialogue with national regulators to promote the development of clear industry standards. In his logic, instead of being passively beaten, it is better to actively participate in rule-making. This change in attitude is ruthless enough, but it also shows that the entire industry has indeed reached the stage of formalization.

What do you want to teach your children about encryption? **

The Giggle Academy project, which he founded, has reached 80,000 students, offers free crypto courses, and plans to develop multilingual teaching materials and supporting tools. On the surface, it is a public welfare, but in fact it may be cultivating a user base for the next ten years. Today, children will be popularized about blockchain, and tomorrow they will naturally be potential participants in this circle when they grow up. This trick is long-term enough.

**The ideal is very plump, how skinny is the reality? **

To achieve these goals, at least three flaws must be addressed: regulatory standards vary greatly from country to country, traditional financial systems and the crypto world are still mutually exclusive, and infrastructure is far from mature. He himself reminded entrepreneurs not to chase the wind, and to do a good job in products and survive the cold winter is the right way.

From managing an exchange to trying to reshape the industry landscape, this is indeed a big step. Some people say that he really wants to change something, while others think that this is just a change of gameplay to continue to expand. Regardless of the motivation, at least these actions will really affect the direction of the industry in the next few years.