Websea @Websea_CN This time, it finally stopped using silent mode. Acknowledge the problems, explain the financial pressure, and promote capital injection and restructuring. It's at least better than leaving users guessing in the dark. The biggest fear in the crypto isn't platform issues, What I fear most is that after something goes wrong, all that's left is customer service copying and pasting. The user's money card is inside. The real key point now is just one: Will withdrawals made on the 18th be restored? Users only recognize one thing: Can the assets be transferred? Can they be checked on the blockchain? The subsequent PoR audit is also very important. Credit isn't something that can be fully restored by issuing an explanation. It depends on withdrawal recovery, asset transparency, The transparency of the audit is gradually restoring trust. They previously announced they were running away. Looking back now, it seems a bit premature to draw conclusions. But Websea must also understand that The psychological impact of disabling withdrawals on users It's not something that can be cleared up with just a few words. Crypto users are actually quite realistic: You can make mistakes, but you can't pretend to be dead; You can remedy it, but you must truly remedy it; You said the funds are safe, Then let's open the door and show it to everyone. The first exam is on the 18th. Don't rush to talk about turning the tide. Let's get the withdrawal process working first.