I fully support Polymarket founder Shayne Coplan for his significant role in promoting transparency in the U.S. elections.

At this critical moment, his efforts to make the electoral process clearer and more accessible are invaluable. 👏

#TRON is proud to support the Digital Sovereignty Alliance (DSA) to champion the industry effort on advancing #crypto policies in the US 🇺🇸.

We are excited to see the #DSA working closely with lawmakers, industry experts, and community leaders on crypto legislations that will lead to the healthy growth of the entire digital assets industry. This type of groundbreaking work on key legislation, such as #FIT21 and #DCCPA, is crucial for advancing digital sovereignty and fostering innovation.

As one of the largest decentralized blockchain networks in the world, the TRON community is committed to sharing all knowledge and experience that can help shape this next phase of growth.

Congratulations to President Trump on becoming the new U.S. President! We hope for crypto-friendly policies that promote industry growth. These changes can make America even greater. Looking forward to success in the crypto space under this leadership!

Recently, I've heard that the community has some concerns about my involvement in various projects, including WBTC. I would like to clarify the following points:

There have been no changes to WBTC compared to before. The audits are conducted in real-time and can be accessed via http://wbtc.network. The minting process is entirely managed by the custodians Bitglobal and Bitgo following the same procedures as before. In simple terms, Bitglobal and Bitgo will not sign any unaudited transactions. The keys are still safeguarded using the same Bitgo cold wallet technology and offline keys, with backups in multiple countries and regions.

My personal involvement in WBTC is entirely strategic. I do not control the private keys to the WBTC reserves and cannot move any BTC reserves.

I would like to discuss the real situation of my involvement in projects in detail so that everyone can better understand me. My level of involvement in different projects varies.

But my goal with all these relationships is to promote projects dedicated to decentralization, security protocols, and safety. WBTC is a critical part of the defi ecosystem, and I look forward to ensuring it continues to be!

Stay tuned:https://x.com/justinsuntron

The second lesson I learned from Jack Ma and CZ is to always do the right thing, not the easy thing. The right thing is often difficult and may not yield immediate profits. However, always remember, "Always do what is right, because it is right."

While studying at Hupan University, Jack Ma repeatedly emphasized that a company's ultimate value comes from the value it provides to its users. Doing the right thing for users, rather than focusing on profit itself, is crucial.

Profit is merely a byproduct of the value provided to users. Easy decisions may often lead to better short-term profits, but they can ultimately undermine the fundamental value to users.

In CZ's entrepreneurial journey, I also observed a similar pattern: a good company achieves substantial profits by fundamentally winning in terms of user value through consistently doing the right thing.

The first lesson I learned from Jack Ma and CZ: Protecting the user. When I was studying at Jack Ma's Hupan University, he repeatedly emphasized the importance of protecting users. At Alibaba, the priority of users is above investors, partners, and employees.

Later, when I started my own business, during the past eleven years of entrepreneurship, I saw another exemplary model of user priority, CZ. Users should always be placed at the top of all interest distributions.

This is not easy to achieve. We should constantly remind ourselves that the interests of the users are always the top priority, surpassing those of everyone else.