Although there are also many good friends in the Bitget system, this disposal announcement is truly laughable Last time in the Hyperliquid incident, I was at the center of the controversy and had a fierce battle with the English speaking H guards. As a result, @ GracyBitget is truly a hero. In a magnificent article, Hyper successfully attracted firepower compared to FTX, and after reading it, I awkwardly dug out a three bedroom apartment on the ground The handling method chosen this time, as the experienced driver said, is a last resort Rolling back and resetting user profits is equivalent to confirming one's bet on users, and subsequent criticism will not be less likely, because not many retail investors will truly be the "victims" of profit opponents They may not realize that their situation is completely different from Hyperliquid. Hyperliquid is at most criticized for not doing a good job in centralization and risk control. Its HLP itself is a gambling strategy, and there is nothing to say due to the rules. Many strategy makers at Hyperliquid may even feel that they are decisive in their attacks, have top-notch execution capabilities, and have more secure assets - thumbs up, centralization is better As a CEX, it is already a security trust level issue for verified gambling users to withdraw funds. Once users' confidence in you is shaken, it's not something that can be solved with a hundred million dollars I use OK and Binance for CEX spot trading, and the main users on the contract are Binance users. The cumulative transaction fee is estimated to be several hundred thousand US dollars, and I have also experienced liquidation before (the most recent one was OM). However, at least even if I lose money, I am convinced. There has never been a time when it was due to pricing issues, nor has there been a time when I made money and couldn't withdraw it Whether you say there are problems with Binance's coin strategy or its inability to accommodate Hyper innovation, there is no doubt that compared to these few companies, Binance's advantages are security and stability For an old leek who has been making profits and losses all year round, the last thing I need is the exchange I use that makes headlines because of drama. You may not have enough attention and may not be able to do the job well, but you absolutely cannot have any safety issues I said in December last year that DEX is unlikely to surpass Binance in this round, and the data is indeed the same. The more bearish the data, the more obvious the tilt. On the one hand, it is due to the relationship with market makers and the privacy of market making, and on the other hand, if you cannot do better in terms of security, why did Binance's original LP put aside mainstream liquidity? For other competitors, whether it's CEX or DEX, it's the same thing This is not a problem that decentralization and compliance can solve