Frankly, I'm more concerned about WTI oil prices than the theft itself. Here are some thoughts from a seasoned investor: 1️⃣ When I woke up this morning and saw the news, my first reaction was to curse the hackers, because this has harmed the entire industry. Then, according to the October 1st reserve certificate snapshot, the reserve ratios for major assets such as BTC, ETH, USDT, and BNB are all above 100%, meaning user assets are fully covered 1:1, with the SAFU user protection fund providing a safety net. I'm not worried about the safety of user assets; I just hope the official team can recover as much as possible and minimize losses. As someone who used to work in the exchange industry, this is truly heartbreaking. I hope things will get through this smoothly. 2️⃣ This morning, WTI oil prices surged by $105, which is more worrying for me. Since I'm still holding short positions, I browsed around but didn't see any news, no indication of an escalation in geopolitical tensions. Anyway, I'll just have to be prepared. 3️⃣ Compared to the Luna crash and FTX crash that I, a seasoned investor, experienced on March 12th and May 19th, today's panic is relatively minor. It's just a pity I didn't have enough funds to build a position. Whether today will be a golden opportunity, I don't know. Whether it will continue to fall, I don't know either, but with US stocks and Bitcoin falling, the cost-effectiveness is still very high. Macroeconomic factors include the Fed's interest rate hike expectations, high oil prices, key earnings reports from major US stocks falling short of expectations, and the crypto security incident. However, looking at the long term, these will gradually recover. Personally, I'm not too worried; I trust Binance. The only thing is oil prices, damn oil prices! 4️⃣ I still want to remind everyone to be careful⚠️, Don't trust unknown links; rely on official announcements. Remember this. Finally, I still believe in cycles, whether it's a four-year cycle or a macro cycle. Good luck!