Recently, there has been a major incident in the wallet ecosystem. A well-known multi-chain wallet official disclosed a significant security breach—so far, more than 2,630 user claim applications have been received, involving amounts ranging from $1.05 million to $3.5 million. How shocking is this number? Imagine thousands of users experiencing asset losses simultaneously, with the claim queue stretching very long.

The official team is now working tirelessly to handle these claims, but honestly, given the scale of this incident, progress is inevitably slow. The community is discussing it intensely, all asking where the problem actually lies—was it a private key leak, a contract vulnerability, or some other hacking attack?

This incident once again reminds everyone that the security management of crypto assets is no trivial matter. What wallet you use, how you store your private keys, whether you enable two-factor authentication—these details could determine whether your assets are safe. The follow-up handling of the incident and the compensation plan are worth ongoing attention.