I've carefully reviewed the research report on the Binance hack. If this kind of social media attack could bring down Binance, then other exchanges should have gone bankrupt much earlier. From an ecosystem perspective, second- and third-tier exchanges are far too vulnerable to such attacks. However, the real financial loss doesn't occur in the initial stage of the social media attack, but rather in the step from engineer B to engineer C. This internal AI tool allowed engineer B's computer to act as a springboard to take over engineer C's computer. I was thinking that when I run AI myself, I also use my phone to control a computer that's always on to execute programs. For the hacker, my operations are essentially completely exposed. Luckily, my wallet only runs a small amount of on-chain software; if I were targeted, I would only lose a few thousand USDT. But to all you on-chain traders with large sums of money on-chain, be careful. Breaching your computers is far easier than breaching a seemingly impenetrable exchange.