Websea’s Official X Account Accuses Management of Unpaid Wages and Work Reimbursements
The Chinese-English statement urged Websea’s owner and CEO to respond to unpaid wages and publish a payment schedule. It follows earlier user reports of withdrawal problems beginning Sept. 25.

Websea’s official X account accused the crypto exchange’s management of leaving employees unpaid and said the company may have stopped normal operations. The statement follows earlier user reports of withdrawal problems that began Sept. 25.
The Chinese-English statement urged Websea’s owner and CEO to respond to the unpaid wages, publish a credible payment schedule and settle outstanding wages and work reimbursements. It also called on affected employees to speak out and urged the Web3 industry to pay attention. The statement gave no clear payment arrangement.
Earlier Websea users reported withdrawal problems beginning Sept. 25, including withdrawals that were unavailable or had not arrived. A moderator in Websea’s official community said the withdrawal function was undergoing technical maintenance and that the exchange would announce when service was restored.
Websea limited withdrawals in April during an asset review before restoring access in stages. On Aug. 28, the exchange announced that withdrawals were back to normal and round-based limits had ended. The latest withdrawal reports began less than a month later.