Bitget: Stands ready to provide support to Binance to help with fund freezing and tracing.

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Xie Jiayin, head of Bitget's Greater China region, posted on social media that Bitget's team is ready to support Binance wherever needed, backing the relevant parties' proper freezing and tracking operations.

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