Seems like the OkX situation still hasn’t reached a conclusion. From a user’s perspective, it’s totally understandable to be worried—after all, we’re using their wallets, and the last thing anyone wants is to see their assets stuck and inaccessible. From the exchange’s side, the challenge lies in how long ago this happened. With high employee turnover, it’s possible that the people involved back then have already left, making reconciliation difficult. Maybe it’s worth considering legal action. A lot of friends in China tend to think their industry operates in a gray area and avoid using legal tools to protect themselves. But nowadays, there are plenty of lawyers specializing in this kind of case—it’s not something you can’t try. @star_okx @Cryptosis9_OKX