$BTC 🚨$15 billion in Bitcoin seized! Is your wallet really safe?

Cambodia's number one scammer Chen Zhi holds 130,000 Bitcoins, worth $15 billion, and actually stored the private key casually in an old system, without even using the most basic mnemonic phrase or hardware wallet. As a result, U.S. law enforcement effortlessly took away this largest digital wallet in history.

But Bitcoin is not to blame for this!

This is a typical case of a wealthy person lacking basic security awareness. For us ordinary investors, we should actually be grateful—our funds are not large enough to qualify for a "national-level" hacking package. But this incident has sounded the alarm for everyone: #币安HODLer空投SAPIEN $FLUX

As funds grow, a hardware wallet is essential! Hot wallets should also regularly change addresses and clear authorizations. Don’t be like this big shot who carelessly tosses the vault key. #美国ADP数据超预期 $ICP

Are there still people worried about quantum computers? When that day comes, the first to collapse will be the traditional banking system. The crypto world has long been prepared, with contingency plans already laid out in the upgrade roadmap of mainstream public chains. #隐私币生态普涨

Remember, in this era of digital assets, security is not an elective course but a mandatory one. Every penny of yours deserves to be kept in the safest way. Don’t wait until you lose it to regret it.