#钱包安全事件 Seeing the security incident with the Trust Wallet browser extension, I feel a bit heavy-hearted. 2,596 addresses and $70 million in losses—these numbers represent real investors paying the price for negligence.

This incident reminds me of an important principle: no matter how good your asset allocation is, once the security defenses are breached, everything can turn to dust. I noticed that many of the affected users are actually experienced investors; they may be cautious in asset selection but relaxed their vigilance when it comes to wallet security.

I want to share a few insights. First, any browser extension is a potential risk point; regular updates and staying informed about security notices are crucial. Second, don't keep all your funds in one wallet—that's the same logic as diversifying your investment portfolio. Lastly, tools like cold wallets and multi-signature wallets are not just for big players; ordinary investors should also take the time to learn about them.

Long-term, steady investing has never been just about choosing the right assets. Security education and risk awareness are, to some extent, more worth investing in than returns. I hope everyone can learn from this incident rather than repeating others' lessons.