Big congrats to the $QUBIC team for resolving this issue so quickly! You guys did an amazing job! I was honestly losing faith, but well done! Especially to the core dev, Joetom. Everyone is going to get their funds back, and for those questioning decentralization, this was a decision made by a group of computers that don’t know each other. Centralization is when one person or entity controls a network. This is not what happened here. And do not confuse decentralization with chaos.

Apparently, there’s a new exploit going on with $QUBIC. Hackers keep doing huge damage, and it’s even worse now since AI can help them do even more damage. So, as a Senior Software Engineer with over 11 years of XP, I’ll give you some #crypto security tips to make hackers’ lives more difficult and make it almost impossible for them to steal your cryptos! Rule number 1: Don’t hold all your bags in 1 wallet. Spread them across multiple wallets. This protects your funds against a single point of failure, so that even if 1 wallet is compromised, you still have the others and still have time to take action. Rule number 2: NEVER USE WEB WALLETS, NEVER EVER! Remove this entire idea from your head. The only reason you should use a web wallet is to trade or do things like that. Rule number 3: Never connect your wallet, whether it’s a Ledger, ColdCard, HashWallet, or whatever, to the web because this instantly transforms it into a hot wallet. True cold wallets are air-gapped and have NEVER touched the internet or even a device that has access to the internet. Rule number 4: Always use multisig. What is multisig? Multisig, roughly speaking, means multiple signatures. That means once activated, you must sign the transaction with multiple devices, such as USB keys, for example, to authorize a transaction. You have different setups: 3 out of 5 or 2 out of 3, which means that for a total of 5 signatures, you need at least 3 for the transaction to happen. If you are in a 2-out-of-3 setup, it means you need at least 2 signatures. Why is that powerful? I’ll explain it to you. Do you remember the exploit on ColdCard that happened recently? Hackers found a way to retrieve the seed phrase, but with multisig activated, they need the full combination, which means more signatories make it harder to proceed or even impossible. Finally, having a multisig setup + a cold wallet is the only way to truly protect your funds. Hackers can’t do shit. Even quantum computers will take forever to brute-force a transaction. If you have questions about security, just write them below or DM me. I’ll always be willing to help the community.