#钱包安全风险与攻击事件 Trust Wallet's recent security incident is quite upsetting—the developer's device or code repository was compromised, directly leading to the loss of over $6 million in assets. This reminds us of a harsh reality: no matter how sophisticated the trading strategy or how attractive the profit curve, if the wallet itself has vulnerabilities, it's like building a house on sand.

My experience is that once you’ve secured your copy trading gains, asset security must become a priority. Many people have made good profits from copy trading, but ultimately they suffer losses due to cold wallet management or exchange risks—it's not worth it. SlowMist has directly pointed out that the developer's device may have been infiltrated, indicating that any link in the chain being compromised can lead to systemic risks.

A few suggestions: First, urgently review your device and key management processes; second, consider multi-signature or hardware wallet solutions for large assets; third, if necessary, wait for the official in-depth audit results before making decisions. Market volatility can be hedged, but security vulnerabilities cannot—this is a fundamental principle. Funds should be spent wisely, and security defenses must be taken seriously.