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I think at this point, it’s getting harder to ignore what’s happening across our industry. We’ve seen Bybit get hacked, Bitget get hacked, Binance get hacked, HTX face warnings from European authorities over allegedly accepting dirty money, and now MEXC is also facing rumors about similar activities. And that’s just the bigger names. Smaller exchanges are shutting down one after another, some are disappearing overnight, and others are leaving users unable to access their own funds. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to know which platforms can actually be trusted and which ones are just waiting for the right moment to collapse. The whole point of crypto was supposed to be financial freedom, transparency, and being in control of your own money. Yet here we are, constantly questioning the very platforms that are supposed to make this industry accessible. So what’s really going on? Are we just witnessing another painful phase of an industry that’s still growing, or is the exchange business slowly turning into something nobody can trust anymore? Because honestly, if users can’t trust the platforms holding their money, we have a much bigger problem than just a few bad actors. What are your thoughts?