No matter how difficult the market is, there is no faster way to make money than this track. While others are researching cycles, looking at macro factors, and enduring drawdowns, North Korean hackers directly “earned” $2.02 billion in 2025, accounting for 76% of the total stolen funds globally. They don’t chase hot trends, nor do they tell stories; their goal is clear: target exchanges and core systems, and with one strike, it’s over a billion. The Bybit incident is considered a textbook case. Ironically, the number of attacks is decreasing, but the efficiency of each attack continues to increase; money laundering is done like ants moving their home, with high-frequency splitting of orders; infiltration relies on fake recruitment and fake partnerships, and social engineering is more professional than project roadshows. The conclusion is very realistic: when the market enters a phase of discipline and risk control, some directly choose to disregard the rules. One can only say that North Korea is still that North Korea, steadily outputting, never internalizing, and only doing the "optimal solution for rogues." #加密市场观察