Greta008|Nov 14, 2025 07:57
I suspected that there was a problem with the OKX wallet when it was stolen at the beginning of the year.
If you think this Twitter user was bought off by Binance to smear OK, I don't think it's realistic. I've read his tweets before, and he cursed Binance fiercely and terrifyingly!
OKX needs to be taken seriously. I feel like they must know that some employees have access to everyone's private keys, just to maintain stability and not speak out.
And when stolen, the thief is helpless in front of these exchanges.
I was stolen at that time, and I have already traced the thief's Binance exchange address and Bitget exchange address from the chain. I have contacted both of them. Constantly submitting evidence, they keep asking you to prove that it's your wallet, and then they keep asking you to submit evidence seven or eight times. You think when you see the dawn, you think the coins will come back. They will ask you to report the theft to the police, even if they have complete knowledge of all the facts and evidence, they will never return the currency to you. You contacted the police, and they have other reasons behind it. I just want to know if anyone was stolen and transferred to the exchange, and asked the police to retrieve the coins?
So, since then, every time I see someone being stolen, I have to speak up for them. There is a high probability that there is a problem with the OK wallet, and now I don't know if there is still a problem. After being stolen, even if you find the thief's address, these exchanges basically won't help deal with it. Maybe they swallowed it themselves.
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