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Seeing the headline "Wallet Hacked," many people's first reaction is panic. But this time, the situation is really not as serious as imagined.

The facts are clear—Changpeng Zhao has personally confirmed that Trust Wallet was hacked, involving approximately $7 million. The official response was immediate: full compensation for all losses, user assets unaffected. Funds are completely secure, and the incident has been firmly contained.

The key is to look at the subsequent reactions:

• $7 million is not a big deal in today's crypto market size
• Users did not panic and rush to withdraw
• No signs of chain reactions or systemic risks spreading
• The official took responsibility immediately, with a very clear stance

What does this mean? It indicates that the crypto industry is undergoing transformation. From the early wild growth where "anything can explode," it is gradually moving toward a stage of risk controllability and clear responsibility.

What further proves this is the market’s own performance: prices did not drop, sentiment did not explode, and funds did not flee. History shows that true panic usually occurs when there is no safety net and no one responsible. But this time, it’s quite the opposite—there are safeguards and guarantees.

Looking back at several major bull markets in history, they were almost always accompanied by security incidents, system stress tests, and trust filtering. Those who can withstand these become the infrastructure for the next phase. This time is likely no different.