Strategy CEO: All company Bitcoin is cold-stored with US custodians and was not materially impacted by the Binance security breach
In an interview with CNBC, Strategy CEO Phong Le stated that all of the company's bitcoin holdings are held in cold storage by a US custodian. Regarding the Binance security breach, he noted that it poses reputational risks for the broader crypto industry, though it does not constitute a material risk to Strategy's existing bitcoin custody arrangements, and the company must remain vigilant. He also mentioned that as cutting-edge AI models are utilized to test software and hosting systems, enterprises need to further strengthen their own software security defenses and closely monitor the security of their custodians.
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