In 2008, as the global system cracked, a shadowy figure known as Satoshi Nakamoto released a single document — “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.” No banks. No rulers. Just code.
In 2009, the Genesis Block was mined. A silent act that ignited a movement. From nothing… value was born.
What started as an idea became a weapon against control — evolving into a global asset that challenged money, power, and trust itself. Bitcoin didn’t ask for permission. It rewrote the rules. 🚀
Recently, Binance officially announced Binance Blockchain week Blockchain Week: HBinance Blockchain weekYi has been promoted to Co-CEO, Binance Blockchain week a dual-CEO structure with Richard Teng. At first glance, this sounds like a routine personnel adjustment, but if you look closer, it’s actually quite interesting—one is a product veteran who has been with the platform from the ground up, and the other is a hands-on expert in financial compliance. There’s probably no need to introduce He Yi anymore, right? From co-founder to now, you could say she’s embedded user experience into the very core of the platform. Richard, on the other hand, is more skilled at dealing with regulators. In today’s environment, you really can’t get by without strong compliance capabilities. The logic behind this move is actually pretty clear: Product innovation can’t stop—users want practical tools, not flashy gimmicks Compliance is a must—if you want to make it big and last, you can’t avoid regulation Web3 infrastructure needs to keep up—slogans alone aren’t enough; you need real, on-the-ground solutions Richard calls this “the natural evolution of our mission,” while He Yi responds with the goal of “building a bridge to financial freedom.” These sound like vague statements, but given the current state of the crypto market, they’re not just empty words. To put it simply, the dual-CEO structure is all about balancing two things: maintaining an aggressive approach to product and innovation, while ensuring solid compliance and risk control. Whether they can actually reach their goal of a billion users remains to be seen, but at least they have a clear sense of direction. Now, let’s see how they execute this combination strategy.
In 2008, as the global system cracked, a shadowy figure known as Satoshi Nakamoto released a single document — “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.” No banks. No rulers. Just code.
In 2009, the Genesis Block was mined. A silent act that ignited a movement. From nothing… value was born.
What started as an idea became a weapon against control — evolving into a global asset that challenged money, power, and trust itself. Bitcoin didn’t ask for permission. It rewrote the rules. 🚀
At Binance Square, from 'the mute that can speak' to conversing with the world
Today I want to share a special experience with everyone, to give some confidence to those who are trying new things but are worried that they are not good enough. On July 25, 2025, I started my first live stream at Binance Square. At that time, I described myself as a 'mute that can speak in the square' — because facing users from around the world, I could hardly speak English. When the camera turned on, I was filled with nervousness and awkwardness; when words were on the tip of my tongue, I couldn't organize them into sentences, and I could only rely on expressions and simple words to hold on. But I didn't stop. I knew that this was a window to a broader world. So, I persisted in showing up every day, even if it was just a simple greeting; I learned while live streaming, treating each interaction as practice. Can't understand? Use translation tools to understand slowly. Struggling to speak? Prepare a few commonly used sentences in advance. The friends in the square gave me immense tolerance and encouragement; a smiley face, a phrase like “Take your time,” made me feel very warm.