Once Binance confirms the security, withdrawals should be available again. After discussing with other members in the group this morning, we found that in the short term, storing crypto assets in stablecoin investments on exchanges is probably the safest option. Especially since on-chain projects have a much lower security level compared to exchanges, only small amounts can be held on-chain, while large sums should remain on exchanges. As an aside, I'd like to suggest that even after withdrawals are reopened, there will likely still be some capital outflow. If a high-yield investment program with an annualized return of 10-15% could be offered, many people would likely suspend withdrawals. Following up with attractive investment programs and new token offerings should significantly reduce capital outflows and prevent a run on the platform that could cause unnecessary panic. Iterating security measures during this period could easily mitigate the impact. Here are some security suggestions I've gathered: 1. Strictly provide engineers with official work computers, prohibiting them from accessing non-work software or websites, and rigorously control every link in the supply chain to prevent malware infection. 2. Diversify funds across multiple addresses; avoid concentrating funds in a single address. The fact that BTC remained stable at 77k despite the significant drops in US stocks and gold yesterday shows the market's resilience. I hope this situation can be resolved peacefully soon.