DeFi hacks are going absolutely parabolic right now and it's getting scary.

But here's the thing most people miss: these aren't smart contract exploits breaking Uniswap or Aave-level protocols. We're not seeing core DeFi infrastructure getting drained.

The real culprit? Operational security failures:

• Private key leaks

• Multi-sig thresholds set way too low

• Low hashpower chains getting 51% attacked

Basically human error and poor infrastructure choices, not code vulnerabilities in battle-tested protocols.

If you're deploying or investing in DeFi, audit the team's opsec just as hard as you audit the code. A 2/3 multisig with compromised signers is just as deadly as a reentrancy bug.