311 wallets, $92.9 million. Yesterday, Ledger issued a statement while investigating assets stolen from users in Southeast Asia: the affected devices all came from the reseller CryptoBilis, which was listed on the official authorized dealer page, covering Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. The company has now told it to stop selling and shipping. Tether has frozen more than 20 addresses and $10 million.

I spent half the morning with a calculator: the chain $BTC moved $17.6 million away, and $92.9 million divided by 311 comes out to an average of $300,000 per wallet—dozens of times more than my tiny holdings. Less than one-ninth has been frozen back. I keep staring at that ratio; if it’s still the same tomorrow, the money will already be gone.

The victims followed the process exactly right: they found an authorized store on the official website and hand-wrote the seed phrase themselves. I picked mine the same way—I didn’t trust a third party being a few dozen bucks cheaper, so I waited 20 days for direct shipping from the official site, even scolding myself for being foolish. This time, what saved me was the stretch of logistics in the middle.

Where did you buy your device? Let me count how many of you got direct shipping from the official site.

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