Wu said that OKX CEO Star responded to privacy and personal security concerns raised by users regarding wallet signatures, screenshots, and address information submissions, emphasizing that current compliance requirements have become a universal standard for mainstream financial institutions worldwide, including banks and securities firms in Hong Kong, Singapore, the European Union, and other places that require users to submit proof of address. Centralized encryption platforms also face similar obligations. Star stated that when OKX requests relevant information, it is mainly used to investigate whether it involves sanctioned or banned national identities. The platform has a responsibility to fulfill its regulatory obligations while protecting user privacy, and revealed that its own bank account has also been required to provide multiple information. We understand the inconvenience of users and are working hard to reduce misjudgments and improve the information collection experience. http://(wublock123.com)/index.php? m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=6&id=45086