#Trust Wallet安全事件 Trust Wallet version 2.68 vulnerability handling logic is worth paying attention to. The $7 million loss scale is not large, but the incident itself reflects several signals worth tracking:

**On-chain Data Level**: It is necessary to observe the fund flow of affected users. Usually, such vulnerabilities lead to rapid inflow of funds into specific addresses or exchanges. Tracking the attacker’s receiving addresses can help determine subsequent cash-out intentions.

**Risk Assessment**: The official compensation promise has increased confidence, but based on historical cases, full compensation often takes a longer cycle. It is recommended that affected users upgrade to version 2.69 as soon as possible and save all transaction records when submitting a claim.

**Operational Suggestions**: If you used the browser extension version before December 26, it is recommended to check your wallet status immediately. Even if no anomalies are found, this version vulnerability should be recorded as a case—security incidents of such extensions often have chain reactions, and other wallet products may face similar risks.

The follow-up focus is on the progress of official compensation and on-chain activity of affected addresses. These data can reflect the actual severity of the incident.