He Yi: I hope the rescue plan can give users who were hurt by the crash a chance to start over.

On October 15, CEX co-founder He Yi posted an article stating, "Since the first day of CEX's establishment, we have stumbled along the way, facing many difficulties, but we have always been reborn from the ashes; therefore, we hope that all CEX users who were injured in this big dump of coin prices will have the opportunity to start over. Those who are passionately speaking out will continue; they will slander us, attack us, and also promote us, while what we need to do is to take stock of our affected users and see what help we can offer them. We believe that 'actions speak louder than words'; CEX's only intervention in the market over the years has been to directly give money to users, leaving the rest to time. This relief fund is hard to push forward because it could originally sponsor 4 teams or even the Olympics, and could buy up to tens of millions of users. Airdropping to users might be a drop in the bucket, and instead, it may attract a lot of attacks, such as: 'Why would they give money?' 'If they can distribute so much money, they must have played people for suckers,' 'Look, they want to buy us off with some money.' We have anticipated this. However, there are more users who silently support us, and there are more users cheering for us. The industry exists, CEX exists; we cannot refrain from doing the right thing because of external voices and fear of slander and defamation. But do good deeds without asking about the future." Previously, CEX announced that it would distribute token vouchers to users who got liquidated to promote the recovery of the industry.