#黑客攻击事件 Following reports on the Flow incident, I feel a heavy weight in my heart. Over 150 million tokens rapidly flowed into a single account within hours and were quickly sold for cash. What this reveals is not just a technical vulnerability but also the virtuality of AML/KYC processes on some platforms. Users who unknowingly purchased "fraudulent tokens" ultimately bear risks that should not have been theirs.

This incident has deepened my understanding of the importance of position management. No matter how optimistic you are about a project, putting excessive chips on a single platform or asset is like a ticking time bomb. We cannot predict when a hacker will strike, but we can protect ourselves through diversification—storing assets across multiple secure platforms with different security certifications, and maintaining a balanced allocation of various asset types. These seemingly conservative practices are actually the best insurance.

A long-term mindset is also crucial. True investing is a marathon that can withstand volatility and unexpected events. When someone rushes to chase gains or goes all-in on a particular coin, we choose to stay a little calmer. That step of patience might determine the extent of damage when an incident occurs. Safety always comes before profit, and this order cannot be changed.