Binance has begun reclaiming the assets stolen in this incident and will continue to work closely with law enforcement, asset issuers, blockchain intelligence agencies, and industry partners to track, freeze, and recover more related funds. As Binance previously promised, all losses from the stolen assets will be covered by company funds. Binance has prepared over $6.34 billion in company funds to cover the losses caused by this security incident. Of this, over $5 billion worth of corresponding token assets are already in place. For the remaining portion, we are purchasing corresponding token assets through market and over-the-counter (OTC) channels to ensure that the asset types match the affected tokens and to fill any asset gaps. This process may take a considerable amount of time due to the low liquidity of some tokens and the time required for OTC settlement. We will provide updates as soon as possible. The above amounts do not include assets that have been frozen or protected, which are still being recovered and verified. Currently, with the support of industry partners, approximately $3 billion in assets have been frozen. We will continue to work with partners and law enforcement to recover these frozen assets. For any verified asset shortfall, we will continue to utilize company resources to make up the difference, and will promptly release more verified progress information as the asset recovery efforts advance. Ultimately, the status of all user funds will be publicly verifiable through Binance's proof of reserves. We are confident that we can overcome this challenge together. Thank you for your support.