The Binance hacking allegations have once again highlighted the importance of wallet security. @Starknet As we observe the suspected movement of approximately $2.5 billion, we should consider this: while responding effectively after a breach is important, isn’t it even more critical to build a wallet architecture that safeguards assets from the very beginning? In this regard, Starknet’s Account Abstraction technology deserves attention. Starknet provides an environment where smart accounts enable multiple security features—such as multi-signature approvals, transaction authorization limits, withdrawal caps, and account recovery. When properly utilized, these features reduce the risk of centralized control over a single private key and help prevent unauthorized fund movements. Of course, no wallet can perfectly prevent all hacks. What matters most is how thoroughly you prepare before a security incident occurs. I believe the future competitiveness of blockchain wallets will depend not only on convenience but also on how effectively they safeguard users’ assets. Security must be designed from the start—not as a reaction after an incident.