Three Trezor Safe 5 devices had their circuit boards tampered with, and Trezor's response was to cut approximately 80% of its reseller network. This wasn't a remote hacking attack; the devices were implanted before they even reached you. Hardware wallets sell private keys, not network access, but this supply chain环节 is completely invisible to you. The official confirmation is only three devices, but with 80% of the distribution channels cut, my understanding is that they themselves didn't dare gamble on only three. The timing is also awkward. BTC had just fallen below 64,000, ETH below 1750, with $691 million liquidated in one hour, and the Fear & Greed Index dropping to 15, a new low since June. At the height of market panic, everyone wanted to withdraw their coins to cold wallets, but the channels through which they bought cold wallets ran into trouble. My opinion: Only buy hardware wallets directly from the official website; avoid secondhand, discount stores, and friends' resellers. Before opening the box, check the seal, update the firmware, and then generate your mnemonic phrase. Never take a picture of your mnemonic phrase. Where do you currently store your coins: on an exchange, in a software wallet, or a hardware wallet? Explain why. Other key points for today are shown in the image above ⚠️ This is not investment advice. · DYOR Crypto Daily Briefing: Trezor Hardware Wallet