This recent security incident with Bitget really serves as a wake-up call for the entire industry. Personally, what I’m most concerned about is 'user fund security' and how the aftermath will be handled. Currently, Bitget has identified the attack path and completed vulnerability fixes. They’ve also teamed up with security teams like Mandiant and SlowMist to continuously track the funds, and launched the Recovery Bounty Program to push for on-chain fund freezing and recovery. No one wants to see exchanges get attacked, but what truly tests a platform is its responsibility and how well it handles the aftermath. Although withdrawals for BTC, ETH, BSC, etc. have gradually resumed, data from the past 24 hours shows $231M in deposits, which is almost on par with the daily average of $245M in August. Plus, on September 29, contract trading volume hit $9.2B with $4.4B in open interest. This indicates that not everyone is pulling out—most users are still willing to stick around and keep playing. In the world of CEXs, the scariest thing isn’t wild price swings—it’s suddenly realizing you can’t withdraw your funds or the data doesn’t add up. Now, they’ve published their proof of reserves for public verification, which is far more reassuring than any promises. Let’s hope there’s more substantial progress in fund recovery and security validation moving forward. After all, for users, safety is always the foundation of a good trading experience.