Today, Bitcoin is in a strong tug-of-war around $108,900 after moving between $107,800 and $109,500 throughout the day. The market feels a bit calm, and many people believe the price will break $114,000 in a few days or a little more. At the same time, large investors are gradually accumulating their positions to benefit from any sudden movement, especially after the Federal Reserve's talk about the possibility of lowering interest rates, which supports the bullish trend for Bitcoin. Amid this movement, there’s a very strange story from Canada about a woman named Raelyn Vanderbush. In 2021, she was robbed of 12.58 Bitcoin after a hacking incident. The story began when hackers contacted a mobile phone kiosk in Montreal and claimed to be technicians from Rogers. The employee believed them and opened the database for them. In a moment, they transferred her number to a new SIM card, opened her Ledger and Shakepay wallets, and stole the cryptocurrency. At that time, their value was about $393,000, and now they have become $1.36 million. Raelyn filed a lawsuit against Rogers and Match Transact, accusing them of negligence and the ease of data theft. The court decided that most of the case would go to arbitration, but part of the public acknowledgment of error will remain in court due to its importance to the public interest. This story gives a lesson to anyone thinking of investing in Bitcoin; no matter how strong your wallet is, if your SIM card is stolen, all your money could vanish in a minute. Be careful, and do not underestimate the steps to secure your account. $BTC