#钱包安全漏洞 Trust Wallet's official version became a hacker backdoor, and over 60 million USD was lost. This incident gave me a lot of inspiration.

Recently, while reviewing a top trader's copy trading strategy, I found that his wallet showed anomalies in mid-December. I didn't pay much attention at the time, but now I realize that was the window for backdoor implantation. It reminds me of a hard truth: no matter how good your trading strategy is, if your asset security is not well managed, it's all for nothing.

SlowMist's analysis pointed out that the developer's device or code repository might have been compromised, meaning the attacker started from the source. My judgment is that this incident will trigger a wave of wallet migrations, with many users rushing to transfer their assets in the short term. Such market sentiment fluctuations are actually a good opportunity to observe traders' reactions—who can stay calm amid panic, who is worth following.

Specific advice: first, check your own development tools and private key management for signs of intrusion; second, when choosing a wallet, don't blindly trust big brands—open-source audit records and security update frequency are key indicators; finally, diversified storage is always the truth—don't put all your eggs in the Trust Wallet basket.

Experience proves that security incidents often teach us more about risk management than market trends.