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He Yi: User funds are safe, and Binance will bear all losses from hacker attacks.

PANews October 30 news: Binance co-founder Yi He stated that user funds are safe, and Binance will bear all losses from the hacker attack. During the period when the team conducts security checks, freezes funds, and cooperates with law enforcement, deposits and withdrawals will be temporarily suspended. After the investigation is completed, Binance will publish a full post-mortem analysis and remind users to rely only on official channels for updates.

PANews October 30 news: Binance co-founder Yi He stated that user funds are safe, and Binance will bear all losses from the hacker attack. During the period when the team conducts security checks, freezes funds, and cooperates with law enforcement, deposits and withdrawals will be temporarily suspended. After the investigation is completed, Binance will publish a full post-mortem analysis and remind users to rely only on official channels for updates.

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