Miracles, that's all. I received a letter yesterday in response to this notice: I am sending an official notice from the company about the return of user assets, reserve funds to cover losses and other response steps. We would be grateful if you could add the Binance position. Binance has already begun recovering the assets of users affected by the incident and continues to work with law enforcement, issuers, blockchain analytics companies and other industry players to track, freeze and recover additional funds. As previously reported, Binance covers all losses at the expense of the company. To this end, Binance has already reserved more than $6.34 billion of its funds. Of them, and #036; 5 billion already in those tokens affected by the event. We are currently buying the remaining necessary assets on the market and through Over-the-counter (OTC) transactions to fully cover the possible shortfall on each of these assets. This process can take time, as individual tokens have limited liquidity, and OTC transactions also take time to settle. We will report further progress as the resulting information becomes available. This $6.34 billion does not include frozen or protected assets that are in the process of being repatriated. Currently, thanks to the support of our industry partners, we have already managed to freeze #036; 3 billion. We continue to work with partners and law enforcement to recover these funds. Binance will continue to use its resources to cover any approved asset shortfall. As the refund process progresses, we will publish new data.