@cnbc: Head of Franklin Crypto Chris Perkins talks CNBC through the encouraging signs he saw within the response to the Binance hack, also emphasizing the importance of focusing on the bad actors rather than blaming the victims. ⠀ Read more about the $6.3 billion incident at the link in bio.

HK :

I lost 20% of my wallet due this hack. Who is responsible for my loss?

pwg :

so crypto can be frozen....beginning to sound like a bankers wet dream

Rook :

Oh my 3.06B saved, thanks binance

Dark.As.Souls :

but block chain means this was impossible 🤣

✪ 𝔻𝕠𝕣𝕦 ✪ :

Crypto in itself is a big fraud.

UNFILTERED DAILY REPORT :

What if it was not hacked but Binance itself took the money ?🤔

AQ Finance :

The part nobody's talking about: roughly $3B frozen that quickly by Tether, Circle and DeFi teams. Doesn't undo the hack, but that kind of coordinated response is new for crypto.

Ossh Jean :

Hackers rn

KidsInThisEconomyNOPE 🏳️‍🌈 :

Don’t they always have something happen in October?

vish_one :

this technology is already 15 years old yet no practical use🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

patrick232 :

crypto needs to go away already

Don :

sounds like he owns binance coins or stock

🎥 YouTube:@CryptoAOK :

Why do people still keep their funds on centralised platforms?

TerryGO01 :

use okx

rajpoot chand 28 ala :

the best time to invest bit coin

Sana :

I want sel my btc I thnik not save,?

MurewaLite :

Oh crypto

FAIZAN💤🍄 :

ok

Sandra Nepal :

Lit Elite vs ChatGPT :

Is crypto legitimate? Can employers pay in crypto? The hackers are just getting paid for their skills

Dystopian :

Binance are criminals - every year in Oct they always staged some shyte for market sell off

Muslini :

i thig lazers group did 😂😂😂

WYNNE SMITH :

Turning 10 SOL into 300 SOL wasn't luck, it was timing, strategy, and understanding market momentum in the memecoin space

yoits Me :

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