The theft incident wasn’t due to a vulnerability in the wallet itself, but rather hackers using trojans to control user devices, tampering with webpage JS, or monitoring keyboards to steal encrypted files and passwords. Wallets are 100% self-custodial, with private keys stored locally by users. If the device is compromised (like a thief operating the computer), no wallet can guarantee security. I was hacked before because my seed phrase was leaked—an inside job. Be cautious about this! Web3 self-custody emphasizes user control, but security heavily depends on personal device protection. Many times, mistakes happen—like issues with input methods or accidentally leaking the seed phrase while copying it—and you don’t even realize it…