#加密钱包安全 Seeing this news is a bit heavy, but it also clearly illustrates the issue. A former traffic police officer used violent means to steal Bitcoin from someone’s wallet and was ultimately sentenced to 7 years in prison—this actually reflects two realities:

**First, the security of crypto assets is gaining importance.** Whether it’s traditional institutions or the judicial system, they are beginning to take digital asset theft cases seriously. What does this indicate? It shows that Bitcoin and crypto wallets are no longer intangible concepts but real, legally protected assets.

**Second, wallet security issues are more urgent than you think.** Risks like gaining access to mobile devices, transferring funds via messaging apps—these are real threats. I want to emphasize that those of us entering Web3 must develop a few habits:

- Never store private keys on connected devices
- Use hardware wallets or cold wallets for large assets
- Be cautious of any links or apps requesting authorization
- Regularly check your wallet’s authorization records

This is not alarmist talk but about establishing your financial sovereignty. The beauty of Web3 is that you can truly control your assets, but this freedom also means all responsibility rests on you. Without a bank backing you up, your defenses must be airtight.

Trust me, spending time learning how to protect your wallet is far more worthwhile than regretting it afterward.