In the field of digital currency trading, FTX finally issued a statement, demanding that major exchanges return the hacked funds. Behind this move, it is not only a call for industry norms, but also an important guarantee for the maintenance of market order and a fair trading environment. This article will explore the background, impact and enlightenment of FTX's statement to the entire digital currency industry from multiple perspectives.

FTX's statement has attracted widespread attention in the industry. This is not only a strong resistance to black funds, but also an important exploration of the standardized operation of exchanges. In the digital currency market, the existence of black funds has always been an unavoidable problem. The influx of these funds not only disrupts the market order, but also brings unfair competition to honest traders. Therefore, FTX's call for the return of black funds is undoubtedly to maintain the healthy development of the entire market and allow every participant to trade in a fair and transparent environment.

FTX's move has also set an example for other exchanges. If major exchanges can actively respond to this call and return the hacked funds, it will help clean up and rectify the entire digital currency market. Only by standardizing operations and eliminating the invasion of black industries can the digital currency market develop more healthily and stably. This also reminds all exchanges to always be vigilant, strengthen risk control, and jointly safeguard a transparent and fair trading environment.

In addition to the impact on the market, FTX's statement also triggered thinking about the regulatory system. The regulation of the digital currency market has always been a topic of great concern. In such a highly decentralized market, how to establish an effective regulatory framework has become a difficult problem facing regulators in various countries. FTX's move undoubtedly provides a reference for regulators, that is, to jointly maintain market order through the self-discipline of exchanges. Regulators should also increase their supervision of exchanges, prompt them to operate more standardized, eliminate black industry intrusion, and protect the interests of investors.

In general, FTX's call for the return of black funds is an important event in the development of the digital currency market. It reminds us that the maintenance of market order is the responsibility of every participant, and only by working together can the digital currency market develop more healthily and stably. I hope that FTX's move can resonate with more exchanges and allow the entire digital currency industry to thrive on the basis of standardization and transparency. Let us look forward to a fairer and more just digital currency market!

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Last Sunday, the world's second largest FTX, which was hacked and bankrupt, finally released a Twitter statement "a week after the hack", demanding that major exchanges return the funds.

"Exchanges should have noticed that some specific funds were transferred from FTX Global (FTX.com) and the addresses of related debtors through some intermediate wallets without authorization (and eventually transferred to the hands of hackers)"

For this reason, FTX further called for: "Exchanges should take all measures to ensure that these funds are returned to the bankrupt units"

Coin Circle (120Btc.COM) previously reported that FTX's new CEO John J.Ray III had accused former CEO SBF of misappropriating funds that should have been frozen under the protection of US bankruptcy law without authorization. Combined with the previous news that FTX released to confirm that it had been hacked, the hacker implied in the announcement that the "unauthorized transfer" might be SBF.

Earlier, the amount of hacked FTX changed on the chain, and nearly US$30 million worth of ETH was transferred around 18:31 tonight, and part of the ETH was sold and converted into renBTC.