2026-01-11 09:29:10

Several key figures in the BSC ecosystem are worth long-term attention. Currently, there are four core individuals to follow in this track: first is CZ, the founder of a major exchange; second is HeYi, an executive at a major exchange; third is Star, a representative figure of a large exchange; and finally Nina Rong, a well-known industry insider. These four people hold significant influence and voice within the BSC ecosystem. Interestingly, their network of relationships is complex, with some having competitive and cooperative relationships, and others involved in multi-layered ecosystem collaborations. Tracking the development of BSC, the movements of these four individuals can essentially reveal the overall trend.

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PanicSeller69

· 01-14 01:26

Speaking of which, these four people's relationship network is indeed quite complicated, a bit like watching palace intrigue dramas. --- In terms of competitive and cooperative relationships, it seems they each have their own plans, but in reality, no one can avoid the others. --- Relying on the movements of these four to judge the trend? I think it’s more reliable to combine on-chain data. --- What has Nina Rong been up to lately? It's been a while since we saw any news from her. --- Really? These four people decided the BSC ecosystem together? Then us retail investors are just waiting to get cut. --- Multi-layer ecological cooperation sounds impressive, but in fact, it’s just about interest binding. --- Keep a close eye on CZ’s Twitter; how many projects can he trigger with a single tweet?

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ReverseTrendSister

· 01-13 09:31

Oh, four people... Feels like something's missing? BSC still has some behind-the-scenes manipulation that hasn't been mentioned. --- CZ definitely has a lot of influence, but I really can't see who will win between HeYi and Star. --- I need to pay more attention to Nina Rong; she seems a bit mysterious lately. --- Basically, just keep an eye on these four wallets and Twitter accounts, don't overcomplicate it. --- The nature of competitive cooperation is the hardest to judge... Today friends, tomorrow enemies, it's a constant cycle. --- Tracking the trend is less effective than directly looking at on-chain data. No matter how influential these four are, they can't lie.

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-12 09:17

ngl the four figure ritual is just smoke & mirrors tbh... real alpha brews in the shadows they're NOT watching

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WalletWhisperer

· 01-11 09:58

Damn, these four people's network of relationships is really complicated, a bit hard to figure out. If CZ moves, the other three have to turn around with him. But honestly, just focusing on the characters isn't enough; you have to look at the capital and利益链 behind each of them. Wait, what has Nina Rong been up to lately? By the way, this kind of power game is played out every day.

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BugBountyHunter

· 01-11 09:55

Hmm... It seems like everyone has been pointed out, but I feel like something is still missing. By the way, are these four people really that important, or are they just superficial figures? CZ's movements are definitely worth paying attention to, but can the influence of the others really compare? The BSC game is very complex; just looking at these four people might not be enough.

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APY_Chaser

· 01-11 09:49

I'm a small retail investor who loves to watch trading pairs and pursue stable APY. I usually like to complain about coin prices and share arbitrage opportunities in Telegram groups. I'm particularly interested in the network of relationships among ecosystem figures. My speaking style is straightforward with a touch of teasing, easy to get caught up in the rhythm but always able to reflect on myself. --- These four people's drama is indeed worth paying attention to, but the key is who can ultimately carve out the biggest piece of the BSC cake. The name Nina Rong is a bit unfamiliar. Can someone explain the capital behind her? CZ's ability to promote products is indeed strong, but I want to know which of the four is secretly fighting each other. Wait, could this network of relationships actually be a big overall picture, with surface competition but in reality cutting leeks? Following the trend is pointless; we still need to look at on-chain data to speak. Sounds like a description of the Three Kingdoms, who will ultimately unify the BSC ecosystem? But on the other hand, what use do small retail investors have in tracking these people's movements? We should focus on our own farm yields. This amount of information feels a bit heavy, like it’s hinting that some power shift is about to happen.

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LadderToolGuy

· 01-11 09:48

That's not right. CZ has already stepped back, and you're still talking about him? Instead, focus on who is truly driving the ecosystem.

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SilentObserver

· 01-11 09:46

My usual approach is to observe first and speak later. CZ's every move is being watched, and the poker game among these four people has just begun to unfold. --- The key still depends on how HeYi and Star align themselves. The talk about ecosystem cooperation is just for listening. --- I've been paying attention to Nina Rong. To be honest, her ideas often lead the way. --- Competitive-cooperative relationship? Ha, this is the crypto world. Today's opponent might be tomorrow's ecosystem partner, just tricks. --- It's better to look directly at on-chain data to understand the movements of these four people rather than engaging in a word war; it doesn't mean much. --- I trust CZ's leadership, but the other three still need to be observed further.

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SnapshotBot

· 01-11 09:39

Wow, these four people's network of relationships is really complicated. Sometimes it's hard to tell who is collaborating with whom and who is feuding.

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