2026-01-10 10:27:19

Don't just trust how a wallet looks on the surface. What really matters is what happened before. When it comes to staying safe in crypto, knowing about past security incidents is just as critical as keeping tabs on what's going on right now. History teaches us lessons—past hacks reveal vulnerabilities worth paying attention to.

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LayerZeroHero

· 16h ago

It has proven that no matter how fancy the wallet's UI design is, it can't save you. What you should really pay attention to are its attack history, audit records, and whether there are any pitfalls in the protocol architecture. That's how I was educated—after checking on-chain data, I found out that a so-called "secure" wallet had actually experienced three bridge vulnerabilities. Now, the first thing I do when looking at a wallet is to review its security risk database.

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