Many elaborate facades and performances ultimately prove to be nothing more than a shoddy operation! A security incident involving $6.3 billion reportedly began when an employee fell into a fake job interview trap, subsequently affecting two other employees, and potentially even internal AI tools. Is this what they call "defense in depth"? I don't want to speculate too much about the failure of competitors' security controls. But I want to remind every user in the crypto industry: an overly marketing-driven corporate culture can be extremely dangerous. You might be interested in a few percentage points of higher returns or rewards from marketing campaigns. But hackers and scammers are after your 100% principal. In the crypto industry, security, responsibility, and compliance should always come before marketing. No amount of high returns or enticing rewards can compensate for the damage caused by the loss of your principal. Choose platforms that truly prioritize protecting your assets, not just trying to attract them.