This is the case in financial markets. Let's take the simplest example: the United States controls gold, oil and dollars and takes the most common oil price. The United States sold a lot of crude oil on the trading platform, which led to the price drop and the Russian economy recession.

Then selling a lot of crude oil requires a lot of money to operate, which is the capital control market.

The original intention of many domestic exchanges is not to create China prices. Does it mean that when an exchange becomes 1, China can control the price of a commodity?