To be honest, @cz_binance's BSC has indeed changed. The biggest change is that the GAS fees have been reduced by ten times and withdrawals of Binance stablecoins are free. Those who profit from the market feel this deeply, as they now prefer BSC in multi-chain payment scenarios. Previously, commonly used chains like ARB, BASE, and SOL had transaction costs below $0.01. Before, a single interaction on BSC could cost over $0.3-$0.6 if it was a bit complex, but now a SWAP costs only $0.05, which has indeed reached the price level of the earlier public chains. Moreover, withdrawing stablecoins from Binance incurs no withdrawal fees, which makes me personally more inclined to use BSC for small payments and transactions. Not to mention for smaller users. In small payment and DAPP application scenarios, the withdrawal fee for BNB is less than $0.01, and the withdrawal fee for USDC/USDT is $0. This is the most direct reason that influences my willingness to use BSC more for small payments and fund transfers. For example, the recent BuildPAD new project, RPC node payments, and my small fund distribution and collection. Fast, cheap, highly compatible, and supported by a strong CEX, these are the most important factors for a chain to be used for payments.