Unity and Responsibility in the Cryptocurrency Industry | The Spirit of Cooperation and Industry Future in the Bybit Hacker Incident I Saw According to SoSoValue's recent statistics and the latest monitoring data from TenArmor, the on chain security team, Bybit trading platform has received over $4 billion in funds in the past 12 hours, covering all stolen fund losses; This represents @ Bybit_official's official safe passage through this difficult time! Yesterday's @ benbybit handled public relations very well under significant pressure, and I think there should be applause here! But at the same time, what we see more is the solidarity and unity among peers in the same industry, and we should feel gratified; When this industry did not become an industry, people may have fought to the death in the era of chaos and panic, But in today's industry, where it has become an industry, most people try to lend a helping hand to their peers when they encounter difficulties; Musk knows how to share all the technologies of Tesla and open-source new energy, just to make the cake bigger, The principle is simple. Only by making the cake bigger together can there be more opportunities and benefits. This is not a life and death game. The current era has a clear pattern, and I believe that no one can achieve such a scale without a pattern. So when the crisis arose yesterday, whether it was BG, Binance, or any other exchange, whether it was @ cz-binance @ heyibintance or @ star_okx, they were willing to lend a helping hand. Today, @ DujunX's boss also invested 10000 ETH in Bybit and announced that he would not raise it for a month. So as we can see, everyone may encounter difficulties, but as long as it's not their own wrongdoing, I believe in honesty to help others, which is beyond doubt; CZ's suggestion to temporarily close withdrawals, which I think is the best suggestion from his perspective after careful consideration, has unfortunately been widely spread today and attacked as adding insult to injury, Seeing this scene, I feel a bit sad; As @ evilcos just said: Don't be confused about priorities. In cases where the reason for the attack is unclear, CZ's proposal to suspend withdrawals is also correct; Because in a situation where everything is unclear, it is not a problem to open withdrawals in a timely manner after all preparations are made. I believe CZ's suggestion here is sincere from the bottom of my heart. By putting oneself in others' shoes, people at this level and wealth value tend to think more about Peace and Peace, don't they? What I am thinking more about is how to make a certain contribution to the industry, and even to the cause of humanity, rather than engaging in such activities as throwing stones. If the situation is so poor, I do not believe that CZ can stand firm for so many years and support such a large industry as Binance! So I see many people today holding onto this point and deeply hating it, I really can't understand! In the dark forest, with unknown situations ahead, any decision made, any suggestion given to @ benbybit or daring to give advice, is the behavior of brave people. At that time, keyboard warriors were mostly watching from afar, except for gloating. Now, the real enemy North Korean hackers stand here and plunder recklessly, but we have burned the flames into the industry, which is truly sad! The Bybit hacking incident from my perspective is not only a major security challenge for the encryption industry, but also a touchstone for industry unity and maturity. Despite the huge losses, industry leaders and others have shown a spirit of support and cooperation, responding more through technical support, advice, and resource sharing rather than watching from the sidelines, marking the transition of the cryptocurrency industry from an early zero sum game to a win-win future, This transformation not only helps individual platforms overcome difficulties, but also establishes stronger risk resistance capabilities for the entire industry.