I largely agree with Star's point of view. I have a feeling this Binance heist will lead to an unprecedented industry-wide security mechanism. If even Binance is breached, other centralized exchanges (CEXs) large and small will face the same risks. Binance is just the biggest honeypot. If there are several more large-scale thefts, the entire industry's confidence will plummet. It's a lose-lose situation; nobody wants to see that happen. Circle and Tether reacted much faster this time than during the BG heist; they deserve praise. If future systems have more advanced and sensitive interception mechanisms, such as AI-based early warning freezing mechanisms, even temporary false freezes followed by unfreezing could minimize losses (this time, they could recover almost 100 million more). Another commendable point is that Star didn't kick them while they were down; instead, he called for all CEOs in the industry to unite. Finally, everyone is willing to temporarily put aside personal grudges and avoid infighting in the face of a greater threat. That's good.