TechFlow news, OSL Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) Yinghua Zhang stated that security architecture and operational efficiency are not a binary contradiction. Exchanges should build a comprehensive institutional system covering "prevention-monitoring-response." He pointed out that the recent surge in Web3 security incidents has not only exposed technical flaws but also highlighted shortcomings in the institutional design of security and custody architecture. Currently, many unregulated trading platforms commonly face difficulties balancing security architecture with operational efficiency, whereas licensed exchanges like OSL have their digital asset custody operations strictly governed and protected by legal frameworks. Whether through transparent audits or insurance coverage, these compliance measures trade cost for the most effective risk hedging tools.
Zhang further emphasized that true digital asset security should not rely solely on post-incident vulnerability fixes, but should start at the institutional design level—preventing and eliminating the breeding grounds for risks, thus establishing an end-to-end closed-loop compliance risk management system encompassing "prevention-monitoring-response." From this perspective, he believes licensed exchanges are gradually reshaping institutional investors' logic and confidence in digital asset allocation through their institutional advantages.
