As soon as news broke that Binance had been hacked, a lot of retail investors totally freaked out. Their hearts started racing, and they were asking everyone whether their money was safe, acting like the sky was falling.
Then we took another look—and Machi Big Brother, who’s always trending, had just 1.5 U left in his liquidated account. It was so rough you almost wanted to laugh, but didn’t dare.
Then we checked our own Binance accounts: the money was still right there, not a penny missing. The company has clearly stated that user funds are safe, and given Binance’s size, they can afford to cover the losses if they have to. This hot-wallet breach might hurt them personally, but it doesn’t have much to do with ordinary users like us.
Then we took another look—and Machi Big Brother, who’s always trending, had just 1.5 U left in his liquidated account. It was so rough you almost wanted to laugh, but didn’t dare.
Then we checked our own Binance accounts: the money was still right there, not a penny missing. The company has clearly stated that user funds are safe, and given Binance’s size, they can afford to cover the losses if they have to. This hot-wallet breach might hurt them personally, but it doesn’t have much to do with ordinary users like us.
