Ripple: Actively freezing affected funds in the Binance theft incident

BlockBeats news, October 30: Jack McDonald, Senior Vice President of Ripple's stablecoin business, posted on social media that Ripple is closely monitoring reports about a possible attack on Binance and the attackers holding RLUSD, actively freezing affected funds, coordinating with relevant parties, and is ready to support any investigation and appropriate actions to protect users.

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