Recently, AiXBT, which was kicked into the code fish pond, has been involved in a move that can be called the 'blockchain version of Squid Game'! The developer of AiXBT, rxbt, was sipping on code-flavored coffee when he suddenly noticed that 55.5 ETH had mysteriously disappeared from the dashboard. Upon closer inspection: Wow, a hacker actually impersonated Musk's second uncle @0xhungusman and threw out a line saying 'Click to claim V God signed NFT', directly turning the AI system into 'artificial stupidity'! On-chain records show that this operation was as smooth as buying a Tesla with Dogecoin—transferred successfully in the blink of an eye, and even the chat records were deleted cleaner than a farmer harvesting leeks.

The team performed a 'security dance marathon' overnight: moving servers faster than UST de-pegged, changing keys more frequently than Sun's tweets, and the dashboard hung a sign saying 'System upgrading, hackers and dogs keep out'. As a result, netizens sharply commented: 'Your security upgrades are more familiar than my ex-boyfriend's reconciliation tactics!'

In the crypto world, code is iron, vulnerabilities are magnets; private keys are locks, and phishing scammers are keys.