Last night very late, I first saw @ zachxbt post in support of HTX. This morning, I saw multiple media outlets condemning the irrationality of British sanctions. I know the British government's actions are outrageous, but I didn't expect them to be so outrageous Fortunately, everyone is now beginning to realize: It's not because anyone cannot be regulated, but because both regulatory and compliance tools must focus on evidence, subjects, timelines, and funding pathways. If the main differences between Huobi Global S.A. and the online HTX exchange are not clarified, and on chain tools are widely marked with address risks, then this is not precise law enforcement, but rather a compliance error. HTX has a large number of real Asian users, and platform operations and user asset security cannot be dragged down by a crude label. It is said that HTX is still actively coordinating and hopes that everyone will take a more rational view of this accidental injury incident The real black industry should be cracked down on, but normal platforms and users should also be protected. Crypto requires compliance, but more importantly, it requires professionalism, transparency, and the ability to correct errors. This wave must support @ Huobi Global @ HTX_Molly @justinsuntron @xiaojiucai_andy HTXNOVAplus