After all that, it was all just a dream.😂

I saw someone say, “Just don’t give your address to anyone else, and you’ll be fine”... That’s far too simplistic...
For example, A is a scammer. A scams people out of funds early on and sends them to B, who sends them to C, and so on. By the time the case comes to light and risk controls are put in place on those funds, who knows how much time has passed? And every address in the chain, from A’s to the last one to handle the funds, will be frozen. It doesn’t matter how you got your U, or whether you’re an innocent third party.
And users have absolutely no recourse and no way to prevent this from happening. Even C2C users can get caught in the crossfire. If you’re just an ordinary user, how are you supposed to protect yourself?
Users in mainland China—or Asia in general—can hardly contact a U.S. court themselves to file an appeal or do anything of the sort.
When exchanges should be doing the most to protect users, please don’t turn a blind eye.
This is not the kind of responsibility expected of an industry leader.