An Exchange Saying “User Funds Are Safe” Should Not End the Conversation
When an exchange faces questions about suspicious wallet movements, a public assurance is not enough. Users should be able to see a clear explanation of what happened, which wallets were involved, and why customer funds were never at risk. This matters even more for Indian investors, who may have limited options if an exchange fails to protect their assets. Transparency should be the standard, not something users have to demand after every scare.
