#钱包被盗和资金损失 Trust Wallet's recent actions have given me a lot of inspiration. $6 million was stolen, and the core issue wasn't with the wallet itself but with the entire attack chain involving source code breaches and backdoor injections — from the initial preparations on December 8th to the successful injection on the 22nd, and then the transfer of funds starting on the 25th. The hacker's patience and professionalism indeed exceeded expectations.

This is actually a wake-up call for copy traders. I’ve always emphasized risk diversification, not only in position sizing strategies but also in how funds are stored. Seeing the official browser extension version 2.68 become a backdoor for hackers, my first reaction was: even trusted platforms need to regularly check their security settings.

Fortunately, CZ came out promising full compensation, and Trust Wallet also initiated a claim process, which shows that major exchanges are still responsible for risk mitigation. But it also reminds us not to put all our chips into a single wallet or plan. During the process of accumulating copy trading profits, fund security should always be the top priority — no matter how good the returns are, if the principal is lost, it’s all for nothing.

Continue to monitor the follow-up investigation of this incident, and see how the team handles the vulnerabilities in the browser extension’s release and review process. These details often hide clues to the next round of risks.