#加密钱包安全风险 Seeing the Trust Wallet incident escalation, I still feel a bit heavy-hearted. Behind the loss of over 6 million USD, it reflects a deeper security risk—the compromise of the development environment—which means the problem is not just with the wallet itself, but potentially a breach in the entire trust chain.

Having experienced several market fluctuations, I increasingly realize one truth: no matter how excellent a tool is, once the security defenses collapse, all the convenience becomes a risk. This incident reminds us of a few things.

First, do not keep all assets in a single wallet. Diversifying holdings is not only a strategy to cope with market volatility but also the best hedge against security risks. Second, regularly check your wallet address activity; any abnormal transfers should be tracked promptly. Third, if you have used Trust Wallet, now is a good time to conduct a comprehensive security audit—change keys, review authorized applications, and update to the latest version.

Long-term investing requires patience, but security defenses require constant vigilance. Asset security is like building a house; a solid foundation allows for long-term peace of mind. These fundamental security habits are often more important than chasing higher returns.