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It's pretty crazy to see people's behaviors. A bunch of crooks, idiots and people who justify a far west culture (while they would be the first to call Seal911 if they were hacked themselves lol) A few point: - White hat culture should be rewarded, if you were affected donate - Ui and Ux sucks big time, it won't be fixed tomorrow. Go to revoke, get yourself new cold wallets, spread the risk and stop doing everything from a single wallet (either a hardware or a software one) - Show empathy and understanding, mocking people or entities hacked is dying as a culture, because with Ai the menace is literally for everyone, including professionals or institutions. - Try to understand "decentralization", too many dudes are relying on centralized front end, with Jpegs emited by centralized entities. Don't throw the word all around if it is just for the purpose of promoting a crime culture. Last but not least, either the asset is real or digital. Something stolen is something stolen. A car, a watch or a NFT. Yes it sucks big time if you're the buyer of a stolen asset. Horrible. Horrible for the person stolen too. That's why resolutions and dialogue exists, if the stolen party accepts the loss then it's "yours" but if the buyer want to buy back his precious thing a good ethical code of conduct would be to sell it back to the buyer at the price of purchase + why not a bonus, instead of being happy to have scooped a rare item with your bot and relist it higher.

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