Recent theft incidents have become frequent, each time triggering a wave of price increases. Is this routine starting to feel a bit outdated?

Since the security incident involving CZ, the market has started to adopt a pattern—once officially announced as stolen, the next step is airdrop benefits and pump campaigns, forming a complete routine. At that time, the meme coin "Hacker$4" also emerged, which proves that market reactions to such events have become "desensitized."

ZEREBRO is now facing a similar situation. The question is: is this truly a security threat this time, or just a rebranding for hype? More importantly, can the project team break out of the usual routine—if all they do is issue a theft statement, it’s no different from admitting defeat. What truly demonstrates vision is whether they dare to offer a substantial community compensation and follow-up positive news.

To put it simply, hackers are now almost synonymous with the wolf coming. If ZEREBRO can break the curse and achieve real growth this time, that will be the highlight. Otherwise, it will just be gradually eroded to zero.