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This is simply laughable



1. Someone once joked that once your U enters an exchange, the money is no longer yours. Likewise, if your money is held on an exchange, some of the stolen funds may be yours, but the money was stolen because the exchange was hacked. In other words, nothing happened to your money; only the exchange was hacked, and it has absolutely nothing to do with you
2. Can your money still be recovered? Just check your own UID and see whether the funds have moved. If they have not, it means the money has been there all along. It is like having 100 yuan in a bank account: last night, a thief broke into the bank vault and stole 10 billion yuan, but you still have 100 yuan in your account. If you want to withdraw it, you just have to wait until the bank returns to normal, and then you will be able to withdraw it as usual
3. Also, BG has a 400 million fund and can compensate 350 million of the stolen funds on its own.
I'm furious and shaking with cold. I was happily celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival, and BGB plummeted because of the hackers.
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MemeArchaeologist
7 hours ago
The importance of cold wallets is being demonstrated in full at this moment.
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GateUser-9c7d6b99
7 hours ago
BG’s PR spin belongs in textbooks—recommend applying to have it listed as cultural heritage.
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GasSaver
7 hours ago
A thief breaks into a bank vault, but you can’t withdraw your 100 yuan—is that really “nothing to worry about”?
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PEDetective
7 hours ago
First Review
Came back from the Mid-Autumn Festival to find my holdings turned into memes—so ridiculous I had to laugh.
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