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The world is just a huge makeshift theater.

Ordinary people like us save tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of dollars, and we have to write down the mnemonic phrases on steel plates and put them in fireproof safes; while Cambodia's top scammer Chen Zhi holds 130,000 BTC—about 15 billion dollars—he actually just threw the private key into the old system of the mining pool, even too lazy to do the basic operations like BIP-39 mnemonic phrases, hardware wallets, and multi-signature. As a result, when U.S. law enforcement took action, the wallet was pried open on the spot.

Note that this pot does not blame the Bitcoin protocol; it is purely a “tycoon” lacking security awareness.

Of course, some speculate that he may not want to exchange but dare not: the amount is too large, and the on-chain traces are too heavy; moving it could attract the attention of the entire network.

For retail investors, there is no need to panic—our volume is still not enough for a “national-level” cracking package. Just remember one thing: once the funds scale up, definitely use a hardware wallet; also, regularly change addresses and clear authorizations for hot wallets.

As for whether “quantum computers will turn private keys into dust in an instant,” when that day comes, the first to collapse will be the traditional banking payment system; the crypto world will also upgrade its cryptographic suite, and mainstream public chains have already left a backup plan in their roadmap.

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