[Huobi HTX Liu Ye: Everything is normal on the platform, urging all CEXs to avoid 'collateral damage' to ordinary users] BlockBeats news, May 28, Huobi HTX Liu Ye responded on social media to recent issues regarding restricted user fund flows. He stated that due to the platform being implicated in a sanction dispute in the UK, certain third-party risk control and security systems have broadly flagged all addresses associated with HTX for risk, resulting in some users experiencing restricted fund flows, impacted transactions, and even frozen accounts. HTX described this as an extremely rare large-scale incident of 'collateral damage' to ordinary users in the history of the crypto industry. HTX emphasized that the platform's trading, deposit/withdrawal, and OTC functions are all operating normally, and user assets can still be withdrawn to the blockchain as usual. However, the platform pointed out that if users in the future are forced to choose between transferring funds to the blockchain or exiting via OTC, it would signify the loss of 'interoperability' among centralized exchanges. This is not just an issue for HTX but a major challenge to the trust system of the entire crypto industry. Additionally, HTX stated that it will continue to actively cooperate with compliance reviews and related communications, while urging major exchanges to collectively provide feedback to third-party risk control institutions regarding issues such as user mislabeling and account freezing. HTX also called for optimization of risk control logic targeting HTX users to prevent ordinary users from bearing the cost of system misjudgments. Finally, HTX assured that the platform will not abscond or evade problems and will persist in resolving the related issues.