Liquid Capital founder JackYi said on X that Binance appears able to absorb the stolen amount with its existing profits, adding that the exchange’s asset safety and liquidity do not appear to be in question. He said the situation is "completely different" from what happened at FTX.
In his view, the main issue now is not the current theft itself, but whether exchanges, including Binance, can prevent a second incident. JackYi said what worries users is the possibility that, in the AI era, hackers’ offensive capabilities may be evolving faster than exchanges’ defenses. He also raised the question of what risks attackers may already have planted inside exchange systems.
JackYi called on exchanges, including Binance, to provide the public with a detailed plan that can reassure users. His comments focused on post-incident security preparedness rather than liquidity concerns.
Liquid Capital founder JackYi said on X that, based on the current situation, Binance has enough profit to cover the stolen amount, and that its asset safety and liquidity do not appear to be a problem. He added that the situation is "completely different" from what happened at FTX.
JackYi said the central issue now is how exchanges, including Binance, can prevent a second breach. He said users are not mainly afraid of this incident itself, but of whether, in the AI era, hackers’ offensive tools have evolved to a point where they are no longer balanced against exchanges’ defenses.
He also asked what risks hackers may already have planted inside exchange systems, and said exchanges including Binance should provide the public with a detailed plan that can reassure users.
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