OKX CEO defends exchange against Tron’s freeze notice claim amid recent high-profile crypto hacks.

OKX founder and CEO Star Xu has defended the crypto exchange against accusations from Tron founder Justin Sun regarding a law enforcement request to freeze stolen funds following a recent hack of Tron’s official X account. Xu stated that OKX has a consumer protection policy and cannot freeze funds based on personal posts or oral communication. He emphasized the need for understanding the legal aspects as the CEO of HTX. Additionally, Xu mentioned that OKX had not received any relevant correspondence through official channels, including the spam box. In an unavailable post, Sun claimed that OKX did not respond to a “freeze notice” from a law enforcement agency, prompting Xu to ask for proof of the request. The Tron incident is one of several security breaches involving high-profile crypto accounts, including Kaito AI and Pump.fun. These incidents highlight the importance of cybersecurity measures in the crypto industry. It is crucial for industry players to remain vigilant and take proactive steps to protect user funds and information.

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