Tech Talks Daily
00:24:22 · Neil C. Hughes, Harvey Liu
[00:24:22] S0: And I'm sure you're locked down and can't reveal too much, but on behalf of all your community that could be listening, hoping to find out a little bit of news or a hint of what's on the horizon. Anything you could share about what we can expect from you guys in 2027? [00:24:38] S1: In 2027, definitely, will... Lots of new things to come up. We have, as I mentioned, we will have a public social square where lots of the top KOLs working with us, like Crypto,, they are closely working with us. They will share their private content with us. At the same time, you can get on our platform, interact with those top KOLs as well and share your opinions. I think that's gonna be very exciting. At the same time, we'll we'll launch public tournaments and also when we will have competitions as well. So when you trade against your online platform users, then you eventually will win. The price will be very, very generous. I think it's... That's something we plan to go on. At the same time, you can follow the top traders as well. We will have copy trading automatic... Like a social social based copy trading. You can follow them on our platform as well, and there's lots of exciting things to come. Yeah.
00:25:41 · Neil C. Hughes
[00:25:41] S0: Awesome. I think we've given everyone this thing something to look forward to there. And Yeah. Although this is a tech story, I I just love everything about your journey and how you've created this environment where traders can not only access essential market functionality, but also learn from each other, talk with each other, and I always say technology works best when it brings people together, and that seems to be what you're doing here. So just a big thank you for sharing that that journey and how you've brought it all to life. Thank you. Thank you. I think Harvey's story today leaves me thinking about the distance between presenting evidence and understanding what evidence can support. For example, a reserve snapshot can answer a question in a moment, but it can't describe every liability, every operational control, or what happens when conditions change. And also his founder's perspective, I think, adds another responsibility here. Product development, resilience, spending, and user expectations, they all arrive on that same desk. And community features, they may make a platform more connected, but they don't remove the need to question its claims or understand the risks that could be involving it. So big thank you to Harvey for joining me today. I'll include all the links, as I said, on the blog post associated with this. But over to you, what evidence would you want in a financial platform to explain clearly before you trusted its account of security transparency and the way it looks after customer assets through changing market conditions? Love to hear your thoughts on this one. It's not my area of expertise, but I know many of you are passionate about this space. So please let me know. Techtalksnetwork.com. But that is it for today. I'll be back again tomorrow with another guest on a completely different topic. That's how we do things here, but I'll speak with you again then. Bye for now.