#钱包安全威胁 Seeing the recent incident with DeBot, I still feel a bit heavy-hearted. $255,000 worth of assets were stolen, and behind it, countless users' trust has been shattered. SlowMist's early warning was very timely—the private key of the risk wallet has already been leaked, and hackers are still actively committing crimes.

This incident reminds me of a fundamental principle: **Wallet security has never been a trivial matter**; it determines whether the assets we've painstakingly accumulated are truly in our control. I have always believed that no matter how good an investment strategy is, it cannot withstand a private key leak.

If you are using DeBot or other wallet products, my advice is straightforward:

First, immediately check your account. Look for any abnormal transfer records. Don't wait for official follow-up explanations; security awareness cannot rely on others.

Second, consider transferring your assets. I know this might seem urgent, but when there is a clear security threat, transferring to a cold wallet under your full control or to other verified secure addresses is the safest choice.

Finally, develop a habit—**regularly review your asset allocation and security status**. No matter how the market fluctuates, security always comes first. Long-term investing is not about chasing yields but ensuring that your principal and mindset can accompany you to the end.

When it comes to asset security, there is no "probably safe," only "I have confirmed it is safe."