Sharing a cool trick for using the OneKey wallet On October 8, OneKey launched its new product, Pro 2. On October 9, the Ledger user hack was exposed, with initial estimates of losses exceeding $86 million. What a coincidence with the timing! So, does this have anything to do with North Korea? Haha The OneKey Pro 2 is seriously impressive. Not only does it have an upgraded chip, but it can even be located if lost. No worries—just use Apple Find to recover it... Here’s a clever way to use the OneKey wallet (don’t say Fengmi told you, promise me) If you’re like me and have funds on multiple exchanges like OKX and Binance, you can consider using a hardware wallet as a Passkey security key. Your account password is one layer of protection, and the hardware device adds another layer. Even if your password gets leaked, without your hardware device, it’s still very difficult for others to pass the corresponding identity verification. This is a multi-functional wallet—kind of like killing two birds with one stone. Besides being a cold wallet for storing on-chain assets, it can also serve as a security key to protect accounts like email, exchanges, etc. If you don’t know how to do it, check out the tutorial: https://help.onekey.so/zh-CN/articles/12593715-如何使用-onekey-硬件钱包作为安全密钥绑定于-binance How to use a hardware security key? OKX https://www.(okx.com)/zh-hans-sg/help/how-do-i-use-a-physical-security-key @OneKeyCN