Gate CEO says crypto exchanges must prove they can survive a hack like Binance’s
Lin Han says Gate holds enough assets in cold storage to cover customer balances even if its hot wallets are emptied. An independent audit is underway.
Key Takeaways
- Lin Han says Gate holds enough assets in cold storage to cover customer balances even if its hot wallets are emptied.
- An independent audit is underway.
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