Look, this isn’t FUD. I admire Ethereum—it’s an incredible project, truly revolutionary. But the problem isn’t with Ethereum itself; it’s with how people are using it.

There are countless bridges, DeFi projects, and smart contracts running on Ethereum. Not all of them are well-coded or secure. Yet, they all have one thing in common: they hold thousands—sometimes millions—of ETH. DeFi isn’t just about lending and staking; it’s an exchange, and ETH is the backbone of it all.

For nearly a year now, people in the Ethereum community have been raising concerns. The ecosystem is becoming dangerously exposed, with so many bridges, L2s, and DeFi platforms operating without full oversight. You simply can’t audit every single contract, and each one is a potential risk.

So here’s the reality: protect your money. Maybe step back, diversify, and see what happens. This isn’t about Ethereum failing—it’s about how third parties are using it. Be smart. Be cautious. #BybitSecurityBreach #Ethereum