$2.5 million, gone in just a few seconds on a livestream. Around 5 a.m. today, I came across a screen recording posted by @voltixsol. Some guy claiming to be a crypto millionaire was livestreaming, and mid-stream, he switched windows and accidentally flashed his wallet seed phrase on screen. Just a few seconds. Someone in the audience acted fast and drained $2.5 million on the spot. This guy did everything right—got in early, held on, didn’t sell during the bear market, and built up millions. In the end, he lost it all because of one screen switch. I’ve done something similarly dumb myself. Two years ago, I was recording a tutorial, and after editing, I realized two frames showed my wallet address and balance. There was only $800 in that wallet, but I still stayed up until 3 a.m. moving everything to a new one. The person watching that recording made five years’ worth of money in five seconds. The blockchain transaction records are all there, clear as day, and the recipient’s address is right in front of you. But this guy won’t get a single cent back. One screen switch, $2.5 million, now sitting in someone else’s wallet.