The DeBot private key theft incident has been confirmed. The hacker has currently profited $255,000 and is still continuing their actions. This is a painful lesson. If you are using DeBot and its private key is assigned by it, now is the time to act—immediately check your wallet assets and transfer any holdings to a secure address.

This incident teaches us several hard truths: First, wallets that manage private keys independently are truly your own wallets; third-party assigned private keys carry inherent risks from the start. Second, no matter how popular a project is, security always comes first—earning profits is only possible if you are alive. Third, paying attention to security alerts can really save your life.

It is recommended to develop a habit—before adding assets to your wallet, first study the wallet’s security mechanisms, use well-known audited tools, and avoid using unknown or unverified solutions just to save a little. Before participating in new project interactions, don’t rush—look at community feedback and security agency evaluations. Only then can you earn profits and sleep soundly.