“Hackers don’t cash out, they burn money directly? 100 million USD turned to dust! This isn’t stealing money, it’s clearly throwing bombs into the crypto world!”

Iran's largest exchange Nobitex was taken down by a hacker group called “Plundering Sparrow,” with nearly 100 million USD in crypto assets not being transferred or sold, but directly thrown into a black hole for destruction!

Market panic: Once the news broke, TRX dropped first as a courtesy, BTC followed with a slight shake, and local USDT in Iran was directly discounted! Watching this made my heart race. This is way scarier than ordinary hackers stealing money; it’s clear they treat exchanges as battlegrounds! In the future, opening exchanges in sensitive areas might see stock prices having to be discounted first!

Security alarm exploded: Nobitex fell this time due to poor management of hot wallets! An employee's computer was compromised, the keys were stolen, and the money vanished... I exclaimed it was outrageous! Slow Mist experts were anxious: don’t keep too much money in hot wallets; multi-signature and real-time monitoring must be implemented! Otherwise, it’s just being a live target! Thinking about it is terrifying; having ordinary users’ money on such platforms is no different from running around naked!

DeFi unexpectedly picking up the pieces? The folks in the Middle East are truly scared, rushing to decentralized exchanges like XBIT, with trading volume surging by 240% in a week! Why? The money is safest in their own hands!

This incident exposed a bloody reality: the risks of the crypto world have upgraded from technical vulnerabilities to being geopolitical cannon fodder! How to choose exchange security? Is DEX really attractive? In turbulent times, how can our small investors' wallets avoid risks?

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