Station B has completed the registration of paid domain names. What do you think of this wave of operations?

After completing the payment domain name registration at Station B, we can vaguely feel that the small broken website is about to make a big move into the financial payment field.

A small website with a very impressive number of monthly active fans has transformed from a website that only dealt with enriching life in the second dimension to a large platform with a variety of resources and even introduced many copyrighted programs. The uncanny editing skills and black hole-level imagination of the Scissorhands wives can even kill the behind-the-scenes production teams of some movies and TV series in an instant. There are more and more small fish in the flow pool. When it is about to be full, it is time to turn to a larger pool, where there is not only a broader world, but also the opportunity to turn decay into something. Fantastic function. Bilibili began to recruit senior senior payment development engineers to be responsible for the core technology research and development of the platform, including acquiring, payment, clearing and accounting.

If such a large traffic platform can obtain a payment license, it will obviously have a golden stepping stone to enter the financial world. Maybe it can break away from WeChat or Alipay as usual and establish its own mature membership system. Maybe it has already thought of the next step, which is to comply with the central bank’s digital renminbi, which not only responds to the call, but also prepares for future healthy development. It has laid a good foundation, with a big tree at its back to enjoy the shade, without delaying making money. It is rumored that Xiaopo Station may be listed on the Hong Kong market for the second time. Of course, there is no definite news yet.

It seems that returning to the domestic market is a general trend now, just like Alibaba has quietly returned last year. After all, in the United States, we have to abide by local game rules, and the Hong Kong stock market is a transit station. It can be reasonably speculated that there is a high probability that it will want to return to the A-share market in the future. I remembered that a few days ago, the United States threatened to delist China Mobile, China Unicom and Telecom, but then nothing happened.

The financial payment market seems to be a big cake. Many platforms want to take a piece of it and try it out. Follow-up operations still depend on relevant policies and follow the trend.