Look, nobody in the Chinese-speaking community cares about the layers of mystery surrounding the $6 billion theft. They just casually pulled out an operations engineer and called it a day. They kept boasting about their internal security level being comparable to China's four major banks, so they just casually breached it like a joke. Actually, it already exposed many strange things: - The hackers deposited coins into Gate.net; - Their behavior was significantly different from the North Korean hackers at Bybit; - Many unprofessional methods of transferring funds; - The wallet addresses the hackers used to simulate attack paths on testnets; - Some people didn't believe it was a North Korean hacker, so they found people in the US (the so-called FBI) to help clarify; - The total amount of the suspiciously large sum of money involved was exactly equal to the amount of the fine to be paid to the US… It doesn't matter anymore. Life and death are predestined, wealth and honor are determined by fate.