Recently, a major crypto asset security incident has drawn widespread attention. A user reportedly purchased a tampered Cold Wallet device on a short video platform, resulting in the theft of approximately 50 million yuan in digital assets. It is understood that the criminals may have obtained the user's Private Key during the wallet initialization phase, and then transferred the funds through the "Huiwang" trading channel.

Security experts emphasize that such incidents remind users once again that purchasing crypto asset storage devices must go through officially authorized channels and should not be tempted by low prices. Most "unopened" or "discounted" Cold Wallets advertised online are dangerous products that have been maliciously modified and may contain backdoor programs. In the field of digital asset security, choosing trusted channels to purchase hardware devices is the first line of defense in protecting assets.