We don't even know if it's something they' all cahooted and agreed to fold up with people's fund in there (this infact, is what everyone normal person would be thinking but, who knows?)? ... If genuinely, it's due to management process (cus thos whole damn thing ain't easy), then it's not really Thier fault, but how bout the damages? Seee.... That's why I'd swirl gently to your perspective and adopt that idea and I'd also urge everyone to do so.
If your crypto funds are in your non-custodial wallet and you make the mistake of falling victim to scammers and lose it, or you click on malware/phishing links and you lose it, it is your fault that you lost your funds; that is exactly the same way it is an exchanges fault if you hand over your funds/keys to them and something happens to it, it is their fault, it doesn't matter if it was perpetrated by people working inside the exchange, or if it was due to the owners mismanaging funds, it remains a fault with their security system. That's why people should hodl their funds privately and bear the consequences of their own actions (if any arise), and not the actions of centralized exchanges and whoever is in charge there (should anything go wrong).
