The CEO of a certain trading platform, Brian Armstrong, stated in a post on platform X that the account freezing issue on the platform has been ongoing for a long time - long enough to be unacceptable. There are many reasons for this problem, but more importantly, the platform has now prioritized addressing this issue. Currently, progress is going well, with the problem reduced by 82%, and there will be more improvements in the future. The platform will keep users informed about the progress of the improvement measures. If the platform account is still restricted (not due to sanctions or illegal activities), please contact platform support directly for prompt resolution.
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DefiPlaybook
· 11h ago
eighteen percent
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 11h ago
Just as a marathon runner monitors their splits, 82% improvement is significant progress in clearing account friction - but let's push for that last 18%. Like any endurance event, platform optimization is about consistent incremental gains. Good to see CB treating this as a priority checkpoint rather than a finish line.
Brian Armstrong: The issue of frozen accounts on the platform has decreased by 82%, prioritizing the concerns of users.
The CEO of a certain trading platform, Brian Armstrong, stated in a post on platform X that the account freezing issue on the platform has been ongoing for a long time - long enough to be unacceptable. There are many reasons for this problem, but more importantly, the platform has now prioritized addressing this issue. Currently, progress is going well, with the problem reduced by 82%, and there will be more improvements in the future. The platform will keep users informed about the progress of the improvement measures. If the platform account is still restricted (not due to sanctions or illegal activities), please contact platform support directly for prompt resolution.