CZ: The success of a flagship project is achieved through long-term competition, dependent on the team's execution ability and unwavering commitment to the long term.

On December 18th, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) said during a year-end Q&A session: “I think it’s still too early to tell which features will end up prevailing, and I don’t have that kind of sharp predictive power. But I do believe usability, capital efficiency, fees, security, and to some degree profitability, are all critical for users. That said, this is still a relatively new space. I remember Polymarket saw solid trading volumes during the last election cycle. The next highly anticipated event should be next year’s U.S. presidential election (and midterms, right?); I think the team that can stay on high alert 24/7 and stay unwavering will likely come out on top, at least in the short term. It’s going to be a really interesting phase that demands the team’s full dedication. But real success comes from long-term competition. So, sorry I can’t dive into a more detailed analysis here. At the end of the day, it really boils down to the team’s execution capabilities, plus their long-term commitment and determination.”