The days of exchanges are indeed tough. Especially when you're in a leading position, even a slight new feature can easily spark heated discussions. Recently, a top exchange launched a new investment tool, and various on-chain participants on Twitter exploded with reactions, with all kinds of complaints flying everywhere.

Carefully examining these voices, they actually reflect not the problem with the tool itself, but the overall market anxiety. Looking back over the years, on-chain players have had numerous ways to get rich: airdrop sniping, NFT speculation, blockchain game experiences, DeFi liquidity mining… With many options, everyone is busy making money, and they just shrug off various controversies.

But now the situation has changed. The high-yield tracks available for participation are narrowing, more and more entrants are joining, and competition is so fierce that positions are almost gone. BTC is still hovering around the $90,000 price range, and the market lacks that smooth, exciting trend that gets people pumped. Many people work hard but still can't make money, and negative emotions naturally accumulate. Complaints about new features and new gameplay are actually a way to vent the overall frustration.

In contrast, the US stock indices are hitting new highs, while our market’s Bitcoin rally is limited, and the gap is quite obvious. With the Spring Festival approaching, everyone hopes to see that exciting market trend before the new year, to fatten their wallets. When the market is good, all those complaints will quiet down.