#钱包安全风险 I just saw the Trust Wallet security alert, and I still feel a bit heavy-hearted. Over $6 million was stolen, and the developer's device or code repository might have been compromised—this reminds us of a harsh reality: even top-tier wallets are not completely secure.

But on the other hand, this is exactly why Web3 emphasizes decentralization and self-custody. It’s not that wallets won’t have issues, but when problems arise, we need to take control of the response.

For friends still using the affected versions, these steps are crucial: **Disconnect from the internet before exporting your seed phrase**, then immediately transfer assets to a secure address. Never open your wallet online, because attackers may have embedded information collection tools, and online operations could lead to theft.

This also teaches us a lesson—security is not a one-time choice but an ongoing vigilance. Regularly check your wallet’s security, update your software promptly, back up your seed phrase properly, and diversify your risks… Doing these basics well will help you navigate the crypto world more safely.

The future of Web3 requires each of us to become guardians of our own assets. Let’s keep going!