#稳定币发展与应用 Seeing the case of 50 million USDT being phished, I feel quite upset. But upon closer examination of how this incident was handled, it actually makes me more confident about the future of Web3.

Think about it— in traditional finance, once such a large sum is stolen, it's basically "swallowing broken teeth." But on the blockchain, all transactions are transparent and traceable— victims can monitor attacker wallets in real-time, coordinate with law enforcement and multiple protocols, negotiate directly with attackers, and even offer incentives like "return 98% of assets for a $1 million reward." Such scenarios are simply impossible in the traditional world.

This actually reflects two deep issues in the stablecoin ecosystem: first, the difference in security awareness— many people still participate in on-chain activities with traditional internet security mindsets, and phishing tactics are constantly evolving; second, while stablecoins provide efficient value transfer, there is still room for improvement in surrounding security infrastructure and user education.

But this also presents an opportunity. We need more smart contract security audits, better wallet protections, and stronger community risk awareness. When these elements mature, the application scenarios for stablecoins will unleash unimaginable energy— cross-border payments, DeFi liquidation, SocialFi incentives… the possibilities are vast.

This risk event is actually part of Web3's growth. Every lesson learned makes the entire ecosystem more resilient.