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Binance CEO Richard Teng has issued a strong reminder to the crypto community: your assets are only as safe as the steps you take to protect them. In a recent post on X, Teng urged users to stay alert and take active measures to secure their funds in a space that’s constantly targeted by scammers.
As the crypto market continues to grow, so does the risk. Teng’s message serves as a timely warning for anyone navigating this fast-paced and often unpredictable world.
Binance Has the Tools, But Users Need to Act
Teng explained that Binance has built strong defenses – everything from advanced encryption and fraud detection to round-the-clock account monitoring. These systems are designed to stop hackers before they can cause damage.
But that’s only part of the picture. According to Teng, users also play a major role in keeping their accounts secure. Platform-level protection means little if users don’t take basic precautions. His advice? Work together, platform and user, to shut out bad actors.
Security Reminder
We’re committed to keeping you safe, but your role is just as important.
Enable 2FA, secure your devices, stay alert to scams, and make full use of the safety tools we provide.
— Richard Teng (@_RichardTeng) July 9, 2025
Top 4 Things You Should Be Doing Right Now
To help users stay safe, Teng listed four key practices:
- Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Adds an extra step during login or transactions to keep your account protected.
- Keep Your Devices Secure: Make sure your phone or computer is updated and protected.
- Watch Out for Scams: Be extra cautious with emails, links, or messages asking for your details.
- Use Binance’s Safety Features: Take advantage of the tools already available on the platform.
He also encouraged using strong, unique passwords and staying cautious online, especially with phishing attempts on the rise.
Scams Are Getting Smarter And More Costly
This warning comes with good reason. In 2024, thousands of Australian crypto wallets were hacked through phishing schemes and other tricks. The result is hundreds of millions lost.
Teng hopes that regular reminders like this will help prevent such incidents from happening again. He believes consistent awareness is key, especially as more people enter the crypto space.
Crypto Community Welcomes the Move
The community on X was quick enough to respond Binance CEO’s security update. Most of them pledged to follow security measures and replied with SAFU (Secure Asset Fund for Users).
Hailing Teng’s advice, a user responded with ‘Personal security is everyone’s responsibility.’
Binance’s Firm Stance on User Security
Binance is enabling a safe cryptocurrency environment by means of innovation and learning in the easiest way possible.
Teng expects that by merging strong platform security with user knowledge, investors will safeguard their digital assets and confidently maneuver through the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency.
