Regarding the expectation that a certain leading exchange platform coin will hit $10,000, I want to look at it from a different perspective.

The founder of this exchange has a characteristic — everything they say can be verified through time and practice. This ability to deliver on promises itself explains a lot.

Many people define platform coins as "shanzhai securities," and this description is quite accurate. It’s not a traditional cryptocurrency, but rather a reflection of the platform’s own value on the chain. The better the platform performs, the more the coin’s value can be demonstrated.

Looking at the bigger picture — the global wave of blockchain is driving a qualitative change in traditional finance. Banks face a choice: either embrace this wave of transformation or wait to be eliminated. The monopoly of finance is being broken, and even traditional high-quality assets are starting to go on-chain and tokenize. This is not a gimmick, but a reconstruction of the entire financial system.

In this broader context, platforms like this that can continuously fulfill promises and accumulate real value are evolving into the leading companies of the next era. Although this sounds somewhat macro, the logic is sound.