šŸ“° Just said hardware wallets are a must-have—yet hackers smashed September, the wallet company, why do they always cause trouble?

Just a couple of days ago, we talked about how to choose a hardware wallet. Then CoinTelegraph reported that a September hacker stole $768M again—more than the first half. The two biggest cases—Bitget with $388M and Liquid Network with $320M—are the most shocking. While the latter’s $270M was later recovered, this month can at most be counted as a painful lesson.

Why does the crypto industry always teach people a lesson? Simply put, wallet companies are the final line of defense for fund flows. The Bitget case involving $388M means that line has been torn open. If there are more $300M+ cases in the future, this assessment becomes invalid. The continued pullback in BTC and ETH in the short term is further proof—risk-avoidance sentiment has spread from tech stocks to the entire digital-asset market.

What does that mean? The hackers are taking advantage of trust. As long as BTC holds above $80K, it stabilizes some level of confidence in the funds. If tomorrow there’s another new $200M+ hack, that conclusion becomes invalid. After all, a $768M loss is equivalent to an entire month’s DeFi revenue. Shocks at this scale are enough to turn the 24-hour move from +1.11% into negative.

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