TechFlow News — OKX CEO Star commented on the recent upgrade of OKX DEX and the temporary suspension of its aggregator trading service, stating that OKX Web3 has implemented multiple control measures to combat abuse, including IP blocking for restricted markets and a real-time blacklist address detection and interception system. Moving forward, OKX will continue collaborating with global partners to jointly establish industry standards for risk management.
Star emphasized that the OKX DEX aggregator neither accesses nor stores users' private keys, nor does it custody user funds. All transactions are signed and executed by users using their personal private keys. OKX Web3 itself has no capability to initiate or conduct any trades, playing a role in the blockchain industry similar to Chrome and Google in the internet sector—focusing solely on providing software and services. While many well-known companies offer similar aggregator services, OKX Web3 has gained greater influence within the industry thanks to strong community support.
