Over the weekend, Xu Mingxing sparked public outrage with a comment saying that using online loans to trade cryptocurrencies is against regulations and that the source of funds will be rigorously investigated. This matter has already begun to take action; last week, someone in the community had their cryptocurrency purchases frozen, and money sent to others was returned, leading to the freezing of their accounts as well. This indicates that our local police are already taking action. Whether it’s about using online loans for cryptocurrency trading or cashing out, everyone should be cautious recently. It is said that a major fraud case involving 13 billion yuan has recently emerged in the country, where before the crash, the fraudulent platform transferred users' USDT funds to shell companies in the Cayman Islands through a mixer. Shenzhen has already issued a statement regarding this. Currently, we are facing the issue of USDT being contaminated. It is certain that OK has received notifications requesting cooperation in the investigation, which is why Xu Mingxing is strictly checking the sources of funds. As for the comment about not allowing the use of online loans for cryptocurrency trading, I think Xu Mingxing was just saying it casually. Nowadays, transactions are OTC, and funds do not flow directly into the platforms, so it's hard to investigate these matters clearly. Xu Mingxing cannot publicly support using online loans for cryptocurrency trading, just like casinos do not allow you to borrow money to gamble. However, those casinos do set up several pawnshops, which is the same principle. Everyone just needs to be cautious with their deposits and withdrawals recently.