#Trust Wallet黑客事件 Trust Wallet's recent actions have made me reevaluate the cost of wallet security. $7 million was stolen, but the official stance is firm—pledging full refunds, which is commendable. But honestly, for traders, what does a wallet attack mean? It’s not just about losing funds; more importantly, it disrupts the trading rhythm.

My advice is to upgrade immediately to version v2.69, following the official steps—no problem there. Also, I want to remind everyone of a practical detail: don’t put all your eggs in one basket. My own practice is to manage trading funds and long-term holdings separately, using different wallets and risk levels. This incident is the best lesson—no matter how good the tools look, always have a backup plan.

Especially for friends copying trades, be very careful. If you’re managing your own positions while following a trader, wallet security directly impacts your execution ability. Once compromised, you not only face the time costs of refund processes but may also miss critical stop-loss or add-position opportunities. This hidden loss is often more painful than the amount stolen directly. After upgrading, remember to verify your wallet assets to ensure no other abnormal activities.