He Yi: Binance will bear all losses from hacking attacks, ensuring the safety of user funds.

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Binance CEO He Yi stated that user funds are secure, and Binance will cover all losses resulting from the hack. Deposits and withdrawals are temporarily suspended while the team conducts security checks, freezes related funds, and collaborates with law enforcement authorities. A full post-mortem analysis will be released after the investigation is completed. Please rely solely on official channels for updates.

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