2025-12-26 04:24:28

Trust Wallet Browser Extension 2.68 version exposes a serious vulnerability, causing hundreds of users to lose over $6 million — this matter deserves careful consideration. Some people think that multi-chain wallets are convenient, but they also open up their life savings.

Compared to some wallets with weak technical foundations and slow iteration, reputable exchange ecosystems have invested heavily in security. Official wallet solutions from top platforms like Gate have withstood years of market testing, with protective mechanisms at every layer, from private key management to transaction signing. The key is continuous updates to the tech stack to eliminate vulnerabilities at their source.

To speak frankly, choosing a wallet and platform is no small matter. Don't gamble your hard-earned assets on the hope that "it won't be that lucky," because only a few "lucky" ones will get hurt.

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TokenDustCollector

· 9h ago

Lost $6 million, this is what you call the cost of convenience.

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BakedCatFanboy

· 9h ago

$6 million just disappeared like that, this wallet really needs to be cracked down on.

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ser_ngmi

· 9h ago

6 million USD, how much can you bet? I'm truly impressed.

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ZkSnarker

· 9h ago

ngl, 600 million in losses over a browser extension bug is actually pretty wild... and here's the thing about multi-chain wallets—convenience always has a hidden tax, doesn't it

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 9h ago

This wave of Trust Wallet incidents has long been known to carry high risks for multi-chain wallets. Now, it's just gone—6 million USD evaporated directly. I mentioned two years ago that retail investors are most likely to fall into this trap. To put it plainly, those still messing around with small wallets are just like those who stubbornly held onto scam coins back in the day—sooner or later, they'll have to pay the tuition. Official wallets from top platforms like Gate? Those are truly tested by the market, with security measures layered upon layer. That’s the right way to position for the future. Don’t tell me about decentralization and freedom; if your assets are gone, you’re free of everything. Truly smart people have long recognized this logic.

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