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Coinbase CEO: We are intercepting transfers to compromised wallets and have contacted Binance to offer assistance.

PANews October 30 news: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said the team is doing everything possible to respond to the current situation, including intercepting transfers to compromised wallets, and has contacted Binance to offer assistance. Armstrong said that moments like this require the entire industry to work together, and that openly sharing useful information and helping protect customers should be the top priority, regardless of which platform customers use. He also said that the crypto industry has been through many difficult moments and has emerged stronger each time, and this time will be no exception.

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