CZ publicly thanked Thai partner Gulf Binance on X, saying it had provided liquidity support during both of Binance’s difficult moments. One was after the $4 billion fine in 2023, and the other was after this week’s security incident. What the market cares about more now isn’t just “how much was lost,” but how the exchange will stabilize its operations and maintain user confidence.

Based on the information available, losses from this incident are estimated at around $6 billion to $6.3 billion. This is still an estimated range, not a final accounting. Binance says it will use SAFU and other resources to cover the losses, while Tether and Circle have reportedly frozen stablecoin funds related to the incident.

By publicly acknowledging Gulf’s support this time, CZ has highlighted a detail that many people don’t usually pay much attention to: when an exchange faces a sudden asset shortfall, external liquidity support is itself a key factor in stabilizing the situation. Going forward, what matters isn’t just the compensation plan, but also how funds are allocated, the withdrawal experience, and whether the market has confidence in these arrangements.

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