iamNotOk

🚨 CRYPTO SECURITY IS BECOMING A NIGHTMARE. I’M SPEAKING FROM PERSONAL EXPERIENCE. Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen one security incident after another across the crypto ecosystem. • Ledger-related security concerns. • Keystone confirming a security incident involving its official website. • Reports of compromised infrastructure and credential theft affecting trading services. • The reported Bloom trading bot incident, with substantial losses across multiple wallets. • And now, three of my own wallets have been drained. One Solana wallet. Two EVM wallets. Here’s what makes this even more painful. A few days ago, after hearing about the Ledger security incident, I decided to move my funds to my Trezor hardware wallet. Unfortunately, I ran into multiple technical issues. Swaps weren’t working, the wallet kept prompting me for firmware and other updates, and I wasn’t even sure where I had stored my backup. Eventually, I decided to move my funds to an old hot wallet that I had been using for almost two years. And that’s where everything went wrong. My funds were stolen. I’m still investigating how this happened. I don’t know whether my device was compromised, my credentials were exposed, or whether there was another attack vector. I also haven’t established any connection between my case and the other reported incidents. The amount involved is significant, and honestly, I’m devastated. After years in this space, you think you understand the risks, but experiencing something like this firsthand is a completely different feeling. The biggest question I’m asking myself right now is: how do we protect ourselves when the very tools and infrastructure we rely on can become potential points of failure? Hardware wallets, hot wallets, browser extensions, trading bots, third-party services — every layer introduces risks we need to understand.