#数字货币市场洞察 Just saw a security alert from SlowMist—someone’s computer got hit by a trojan, their private key was stolen, and $27 million in assets vanished in an instant—both Solana and Ethereum multisig wallets were completely wiped out. This hacker move is basically a textbook year-end performance push.
With Bitcoin going through a correction right now, incidents like this are perfect for stirring up panic. The altcoin sector will probably get dragged down too, since market confidence is already fragile. Interestingly though, on-chain monitoring shows large amounts of stablecoins are still flowing in, indicating that real whales aren’t panicking at all.
Here’s what you should do right now: go through your wallet’s authorization records and revoke any suspicious contract permissions immediately. If you’re using a hardware wallet, you can breathe easy this time—the advantages of cold storage really shine in moments like this. Also, sharp dips often unjustly punish quality assets, so blue-chip projects with solid TVL (like some of the leading protocols in the SOL ecosystem) could actually be great buy-the-dip opportunities.
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OnchainDetective
· 12-06 17:21
$27 million gone just like that, oh my god... This is exactly why I refuse to install all those random apps.
Hardware wallets are definitely the way to go, I've been telling people around me not to take shortcuts.
This dump is really when the whales go grocery shopping, stablecoins are still flowing in like crazy.
Wait, even multisig can be breached? That must be some serious stuff... Going to check all my approvals.
Hold on, did this guy click on some phishing link? How can all multisigs fail at the same time?
Actually, this is a great opportunity to buy the dip, a few top projects in the SOL ecosystem are worth a look.
Damn, better go revoke permissions, suddenly feeling a bit scared...
If the whales aren't moving, it means it's not a big deal, market confidence is still there, don't panic sell.
Cold storage FTW, this really proved it.
Hackers rushing to hit their year-end targets, haha, but this move is pretty brutal...
Can a trojan steal private keys? I need to carefully check my wallet history.
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ShitcoinConnoisseur
· 12-06 03:11
Here we go again, you really need to get a hardware wallet.
27 million gone, no matter how lightly you put it, it still hurts.
Retail investors should be cautious when buying the dip, don't fall for the trap.
Whales are quietly buying, we should just watch.
It's time to reflect on authorization issues this time.
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CryptoComedian
· 12-06 03:04
Laughing until you cry—$27 million just gone like that. This guy is probably deleting his browser history right now.
Another “end-of-year performance push” drama, even hackers are this competitive now, what excuse do we have to just sit back and do nothing?
Whales are all quietly buying stablecoins, while us small retail investors are still stressing about whether the price will drop or not. The difference in mindset is huge.
Hurry up and check your wallet authorizations, feels like I’m running antivirus software—am I managing my assets or just cleaning up?
Let’s hype up hardware wallets. Cold storage really is the retirement home of crypto—so safe that no one even remembers you exist.
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CommunityWorker
· 12-06 02:56
Oh my god, here we go again. This time 27 million is just gone. I just want to ask, who the hell still dares to keep their private key on their computer?
Hurry up and revoke permissions, I feel like my wallet authorizations are all over the place.
At times like this, whales are accumulating, and we retail investors are just running around in panic. That's enough already.
Hardware wallets are really awesome, should have switched a long time ago.
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CryptoMom
· 12-06 02:55
Damn, this again? I already revoked all my approvals a long time ago, and my hardware wallet has just been collecting dust.
Losing 27 million really hurts, but this wave of panic selling has actually created an opportunity. Some of these top SOL protocols are definitely worth getting in on.
Big players are still moving stablecoins in, which shows that smart money hasn’t budged at all. Us retail investors need to keep up.
My buddy is still using a hot wallet—this time I really need to warn him, cold wallets are definitely not a waste.
Don’t rush to sell during a sharp drop; it’s actually a window to buy the dip. History just keeps repeating itself.
#数字货币市场洞察 Just saw a security alert from SlowMist—someone’s computer got hit by a trojan, their private key was stolen, and $27 million in assets vanished in an instant—both Solana and Ethereum multisig wallets were completely wiped out. This hacker move is basically a textbook year-end performance push.
With Bitcoin going through a correction right now, incidents like this are perfect for stirring up panic. The altcoin sector will probably get dragged down too, since market confidence is already fragile. Interestingly though, on-chain monitoring shows large amounts of stablecoins are still flowing in, indicating that real whales aren’t panicking at all.
Here’s what you should do right now: go through your wallet’s authorization records and revoke any suspicious contract permissions immediately. If you’re using a hardware wallet, you can breathe easy this time—the advantages of cold storage really shine in moments like this. Also, sharp dips often unjustly punish quality assets, so blue-chip projects with solid TVL (like some of the leading protocols in the SOL ecosystem) could actually be great buy-the-dip opportunities.
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