#钱包用户资产被盗 Seeing this case really makes me feel uneasy — someone who should be protecting the law has used violence and power to harm innocent users and stole assets worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. The good news is that the court sentenced him to 7 years, which shows that even in the crypto world, the principle that violations will be prosecuted still applies.

But this incident also serves as a wake-up call: asset security is not just a technical issue, but also a matter of awareness. The beauty of Web3 lies in self-custody and not relying on third parties — but this freedom also means we must take responsibility for protecting ourselves.

Here are some practical tips to share:
- **Cold wallets are your friends**, don’t keep large assets in hot wallets or exchanges for long periods
- **Store mnemonic phrases and private keys offline**, never keep plaintext on any connected device
- **Beware of social engineering attacks**, don’t easily reveal wallet information even to trusted individuals
- **Regularly check transaction records**, to detect anomalies promptly

The vision of decentralization is not to make us isolated islands, but to empower everyone to safeguard their own wealth. True autonomy requires us to use knowledge and caution to guard it. When security is ensured, the future of Web3 can shine brighter.