#钱包用户资产被盗 Private key theft at DeBot is a wake-up call for the entire community. $255,000 has already been stolen by hackers, and the theft is ongoing — this is not a minor incident.

The core issue is that when private keys are allocated by the platform, it means the keys are inherently at risk — this is a fundamental flaw. No matter how good the official response sounds, it cannot change on-chain facts. When I follow traders, I pay special attention to this point. No matter how skilled a trader is, if fund security is compromised, everything becomes meaningless. Risk management always comes first, and even a perfect trading strategy cannot offset the loss of an emptied wallet.

The current recommendation is: if you're using DeBot's private keys, transfer them directly to a self-custodial wallet. Don't wait. This isn't about trust — it's about probability. Hackers have already proven they can get in, and if your assets are still there, you're gambling that they won't come back. This bet isn't worth taking.

While tracking the incident's progress, you should also reflect on your own risk tolerance — no matter how high the copy trading returns are, the prerequisite is capital safety. The warning significance of this event for the entire ecosystem cuts deeper than the numbers of a single loss.