#黑客攻击事件 Once again, a textbook-level collective wallet compromise. This time, hundreds of wallets on the EVM chain were emptied, with total losses reaching 107,000 MAG, and the number is still rising. Looking at the data where each account lost less than 2000 MAG, you can imagine what many small retail investors are going through behind the scenes.

What’s the most heartbreaking? The attack entry point has not been identified yet. This means the risk still hangs over everyone, and more accounts could suffer in the future. Having been in this circle for so many years, I’ve seen too many similar incidents—each time, someone says, "I just put in a little money to try," only to lose even that small amount.

In December alone, there were 26 major vulnerability incidents, with a total loss of 76 million. The browser extension vulnerability in Trust Wallet during that Christmas directly stole 7 million. These are not accidents but warning signals. Each one tells you: on-chain security is no small matter, especially when you think the amount is "not important," the risk is actually most likely to be exploited.

The lesson is very clear now—don’t put all your eggs in one basket, regularly check your wallet permissions and authorization records, especially for addresses that haven’t been used for a long time. Sometimes, those who live longer are not the ones who earn the most, but the ones who fall into traps the least.