From the perspective of debunking rumors, offering a reward is indeed the most effective approach, and this has clearly pushed @star_okx to the edge 10 BTC is already worth 1 million USD. If someone inside OKX really knew about this vulnerability, they could totally flip sides and cash in on the bonus. Plus, since this has been made public, it’s highly unlikely that Star would dare to back out on the reward. But logically speaking, it’s clear that the idea of OKX Wallet having an official backdoor is just absurdly low on the cost-benefit scale. It’s like suspecting Bill Gates of sneaking out at night to steal cardboard boxes from your doorstep. For wallet products, security is the ultimate bottom line. If such an issue really existed, all of OKX’s years of hard work and preparation would go down the drain. That said, bashing OKX has become a trend lately—it’s the politically correct thing to do, and it’s great for traffic. Dissing Star, not pumping, and just arguing for the sake of it—fine, I’ll laugh along if it’s witty. But honestly, there’s no need to FUD over every little thing. Let’s stick to the facts and not profit off others’ misfortune.