@cz_binance: User funds are SAFU! Yet, this pregnant lady pulled an all nighter, along side hundreds of Binancians. Many industry fr…
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Binance CEO CZ confirms user funds remain safe (SAFU) following a security incident, with hundreds of staff pulling an all-nighter and help from industry friends and competitors, while Yi He announces an ongoing security scan of the platform.
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User funds are SAFU!
Yet, this pregnant lady 👇 pulled an all nighter, along side hundreds of Binancians.
Many industry friends and even competitors (including some previously-not-so-friendly ones) provided very much needed help. 🙏
It hurts, but we will survive. 💪
Yi He (@heyibinance): Thank you for the collective support from the community.💛 We are currently conducting a security scan to ensure the safety of funds within the platform. 🙏 User funds SAFU.
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