[Binance Employee: Affected Wallet Systems Rebuilt in a New Environment, Willing to Share Attack Characteristics with Other Platforms] Binance employee Sisi stated that the responsibility for the $6.3 billion asset theft lies with Binance and should not be attributed to any particular engineer or technical standard. Binance will assume full responsibility for compensation and will work with law enforcement and on-chain institutions to recover the frozen and intercepted funds. She stated that withdrawals in the two days following the resumption of withdrawals were equivalent to the stolen amount, and all withdrawals have been redeemed; Binance did not misappropriate user assets. According to Sisi, as of November 3rd, the affected wallet systems have been rebuilt in a new environment, internal AI tools have been rebuilt and permissions tightened, related devices and credentials have been replaced or invalidated, and all intrusion points mentioned in the report have been blocked. Binance has invited an independent third-party security agency to conduct a review, and the results will be released upon completion. She also stated that Binance supports the establishment of joint defense mechanisms among exchanges and is willing to share the attack characteristics with platforms, including competitors.