The opportunity for tech experts across the internet to zero-cost mint an A8 is here—come check out the 'backdoor' of OKX @Wallet. I've been a heavy user of the OKX Wallet since the Inscription era in 2023, especially relying on the mobile version. It supports Bitcoin, EVM, and Solana multi-chain, and so far, zero incidents. The Wallet business probably accounts for half of OKX's operations. Logically speaking, OKX has no incentive to act maliciously, considering the hundreds of people, years of effort, and billions invested. In the trustless world, the reputation built through repeated trust is incredibly valuable. That person on already had many questionable points before, and now they’re claiming OKX has compensated them, but OKX has refuted this. There's reason to suspect they’re exploiting the situation for sympathy and traffic. Their credibility is very low, and I’ve seen community members mention that they used to run pump-and-dump schemes. For OKX, aside from open-sourcing all private key and contract authorization-related modules, how to prevent internal employees from acting maliciously (e.g., modifying code during new version releases), and how to enable anyone externally to verify from an engineering and version management perspective—these are areas where we hope to see more detailed disclosures. @star_okx @Haiteng_okx @okxchinese