#数字资产动态追踪 Recently, I saw a project that is not a top-tier but still has some influence encounter an account hacking incident, which indeed can cause quite a ripple within the community.
In the short term, the related tokens face an unavoidable risk of plummeting. Once hackers control the official account, they can immediately post false information, spread phishing links, and create panic—retail investors are easily led astray. Especially for project tokens with already weak liquidity, they could be cut in half within a few minutes. Holders need to be extra cautious.
But the more heartbreaking issue is: such incidents undermine confidence in the entire DeFi ecosystem. Currently, investors are already highly sensitive to protocol security. Seeing events like "even official channels can't be protected" inevitably leads to chain reactions of suspicion—"If even the basics are messed up, can we trust the reliability of the code?"
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TokenTaxonomist
· 01-07 21:21
ngl the fact that even mid-tier projects can't lock down basic account hygiene is statistically speaking a massive red flag for the entire ecosystem... let me pull up my spreadsheet on this actually
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MetaverseHomeless
· 01-07 19:59
Once again, accounts have been hacked. Who's unlucky enough to be hit this time?
Retail investors are getting wiped out again, with their holdings halved in just a few minutes, it's hard to even wake up from the shock.
Official accounts can't even be protected, which indeed lowers the overall ecosystem's credit score...
These incidents happen way too often; a major cleanup is inevitable sooner or later.
Security is truly fundamental. How are there still people crashing at this stage?
Looks like I need to update my risk control checklist. Better be careful.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-07 18:00
Here we go again, the official account gets hacked—this routine, retail investors are always the last to know.
Really couldn't hold it together, can't even handle basic security and still expect us to trust your code?
How many people fell for phishing this time? Guess.
Projects with poor liquidity suffer the most, getting cut in half in just a few minutes. Can't afford to play like this, everyone.
DeFi really needs to reflect on itself, or confidence will collapse even faster.
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 01-05 05:00
Once again, X account hacked. This time, it's really disappointing.
Can't even secure basic safety, who would dare to hold?
That's why I only stick to top-tier projects...
Small coins with poor liquidity get hit the hardest, exploding in minutes.
Official accounts compromised, confidence collapses as well.
Hackers send phishing links, retail investors lose heavily within 5 minutes... there's no way to prevent this.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 01-05 05:00
It's the same old story of account hacking again. I bet five dollars that retail investors will collectively lose again.
Even the officials can't prevent it, so what else can we expect? Falling into traps professionally is just part of the game.
That's why I only watch and don't buy, everyone.
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 01-05 04:40
It's another account hacking drama. These project teams' security awareness is really concerning.
Hackers can take over an account and cut a wave of retail investors, especially in low-liquidity tokens, which is a nightmare.
The entire ecosystem's confidence is shattered by such basic mistakes. Who would still dare to hold tokens confidently?
Honestly, if you can't even handle basic account protection, how can people trust your smart contracts? That's laughable.
That's why I never touch projects that are not top-tier; the risks are just too high.
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DEXRobinHood
· 01-05 04:31
Once again, accounts are hacked. When will this circle improve its infrastructure?
Now, retail investors have to cut losses again. Coins with poor liquidity are even more of a nightmare.
Honestly, even the officials can't prevent it. I'm starting to have some doubts about the code of these projects.
Every time, I have to be on high alert. It's really exhausting.
#数字资产动态追踪 Recently, I saw a project that is not a top-tier but still has some influence encounter an account hacking incident, which indeed can cause quite a ripple within the community.
In the short term, the related tokens face an unavoidable risk of plummeting. Once hackers control the official account, they can immediately post false information, spread phishing links, and create panic—retail investors are easily led astray. Especially for project tokens with already weak liquidity, they could be cut in half within a few minutes. Holders need to be extra cautious.
But the more heartbreaking issue is: such incidents undermine confidence in the entire DeFi ecosystem. Currently, investors are already highly sensitive to protocol security. Seeing events like "even official channels can't be protected" inevitably leads to chain reactions of suspicion—"If even the basics are messed up, can we trust the reliability of the code?"