🚨 Hardware wallet myth busted! Ledger’s authorized reseller hit by scandal, nearly $100 million affected!

On-chain investigators have just traced $93 million in funds linked to the incident. Although $10 million has been urgently frozen, Ledger’s response has sparked outrage across the community! The company claims all affected devices came from its Southeast Asian distributor CryptoBilis, seemingly trying to “distance itself and shift the blame.” But the market isn’t buying it: when an authorized reseller is compromised, can the manufacturer really wash its hands of the matter?

At its core, this supply-chain poisoning incident is seriously undermining trust in cold storage:
1️⃣ A crisis of trust in self-custody: People thought buying hardware meant they could rest easy, only to find that a backdoor had been planted at the source. “You can guard against a gentleman, but not an insider.”
2️⃣ A reversal in how people seek safety for their funds: Whales and major investors are growing wary of purely on-chain cold wallets. Some panic-driven and defensive capital may temporarily flow back faster to compliant, top-tier CEXs and multisig custodians—a major blow to liquidity across the on-chain ecosystem.

With the broader market locked in intense battles and at a critical crossroads, a security black swan event can easily amplify panic!

Where did you buy your cold wallet? Which do you trust more now: hardware self-custody or the security controls of a top exchange? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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