Binance CEO CZ said on social media that the Multichain vulnerability has not yet affected Binance and Binance users, and we have exchanged all assets and closed the deposit function. Regardless, we offer assistance to help resolve this issue.
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CZ: Multichain Incident Won’t Affect Binance and Its Users
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