#钱包被盗和资金损失 DeBot this wave of theft is yet another profound lesson. The private key was stolen, and the hacker has already cashed out $255,000 USD. This is no small matter—what does it imply? The security measures for risk wallets are essentially useless.

The official has now initiated a full compensation process, with verification to be completed within 72 hours. This responsible attitude is somewhat reassuring. But what I want to say is, compensation is just a remedial measure after the fact; the key is how we can avoid being exploited in the first place.

The secrets to surviving long on the blockchain are these points: First, don't put all your eggs in one basket; disperse core assets across different storage options. Second, be extra cautious with products that emphasize "convenience"—the more convenient, the greater the risk. Third, when you see an official wallet marked as a "risk wallet," it's a warning sign. This indicates the problem has existed for a while but hasn't yet evolved into a security incident.

What affected users should do now: immediately fill out the compensation form through official channels—official website PC or mobile web version—and do not trust any customer service in private chats. Also, check if you still have assets in risk wallets, and if so, transfer them immediately.

The core lesson from this incident is that even the biggest platforms can have issues; your vigilance is the last line of defense.