Jubi officially rug-pulled: On May 26, 2026, countless Jubi (http://(Ju.com)) users received a "formal announcement" on their phones—worded extremely professionally, with a tone that seemed oh-so-sincere: 'To comply with the financial audit of the group’s listed entity, we are initiating a special compliance review. All platform trading and withdrawals are temporarily suspended. Users are requested to complete/update their KYC information...' Sounds super legit, right? Bullshit. What legitimate exchange would dare to completely cut off users' withdrawal channels for an audit? Did Coinbase freeze user withdrawals when it went public? Did Binance ask everyone to re-upload their ID and do facial recognition when they conducted their proof of reserves? Does Nasdaq require "3 business days for review + a 7-day audit period" with no hard deadlines and no mention of a third-party audit firm? Seasoned crypto veterans see the words "audit = frozen withdrawals" and immediately get chills down their spine—on centralized platforms, when moving money turns into "following procedures," those procedures become the gatekeeping mechanism. Then, internal transfers were also shut down, effectively reducing any wiggle room within the platform to zero. The blockchain tells the truth: USDT on the platform’s internal market (which should hover around 7.2 RMB) was dumped to around 3 RMB on the OTC market. The market has already answered the question for you with its feet: the string of numbers in your account is now nothing more than glorified monopoly money under house arrest.