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Recently, the market rebounded for two days but then fell back into a slump. After the Meme craze, it gradually cooled down. Today's calendar reminder says "Be more vigilant," which is quite interesting. In terms of operations, it's still important to be cautious and pay more attention to the safety of your assets.
Speaking of asset security, on this day in history (January 20, 2022), an incident occurred: the CEO of a major platform confirmed that 400 accounts had been hacked, and on-chain analysts estimated the loss to be close to $33 million. This reminds us that risks in the crypto market come not only from price fluctuations but also from security vulnerabilities. It's very necessary to maintain account protection, exercise caution when authorizing, and regularly check transaction records.
33 million USD just disappeared like that, it's quite outrageous... That's why I never keep coins on small platforms
Don't mess around with authorization stuff, or you'll have nowhere to cry when things go wrong
The hacking incident was really scary, $33 million just disappeared like that. Thinking about my secondary password... feeling a bit anxious.
These days, security is truly more important than anything else. Don't give out authorization randomly.
400 accounts hacked, $33 million gone—this is what paying tuition with real money looks like
Better stay alert; the calendar is better at teasing than I am
Seriously, secondary passwords, cold wallets, don’t authorize recklessly—these are no jokes
Our last line of defense as retail investors is caution—got it