Last night, GMX had an accident, which deepened my idea of not touching Defi. This dark jungle is too dark, you don't even know who the bad guys are. In the early days of Defi Summer 2021, due to the theft of PancakeBunny, I lost over 3 million US dollars. Fortunately, Summer was able to make enough money that year, and the losses were mostly recovered by Defi. However, it is unclear whether the hacker who stole it was the project team itself or an external hacker. After the theft, the project team basically left their hands behind and did not take any responsibility. However, since then, I have remained cautious about Defi, and in the past two years, I have only dared to undertake a few top projects in TVL. Shenyu once said that some old projects will encounter various problems and be stolen after the market cools down. It's strange and interesting that these vulnerabilities that were attacked were not discovered during the peak of the project and everyone's attention. Instead, after the market cooled down, all TVLs were suddenly stolen one day. There are countless such cases, which are abstract and mysterious. Who are the hackers here? Fortunately, the theft occurred in V1. Last night, I urgently evacuated the GMX V2 of the company, sweating profusely. Today, I also withdrew all the remaining Jupiters. I believe similar large investors and institutions will also have this operation. The liquidity of projects such as GLP and JLP will become weaker and weaker, which means they are more vulnerable to attacks. Therefore, I suggest that everyone withdraw all of them for the safety of their funds. Recently, due to the popularity of Hyper, many people feel that Dex spring has arrived. However, after experiencing so much, I am willing to put my money in Cex instead. Let me ask, do you want to put your money in a Dex without any supervision, where any hacker can find the safe key and take your money, or in a Cex that may have supervision and KYC, but hackers can't take it away as long as they don't know your account password, Google private key? I think the answer is obvious.