It’s truly infuriating—these hacker groups (especially one particular country, you all know what I mean, it’s utterly maddening)—have left everyone in the industry trembling in fear. It’s not just about losing funds; it’s about being hacked again and again, almost on a regular basis. While there may be disagreements and disputes in daily operations, I deeply welcome the moment when the entire industry unites on matters of fundamental importance. Hacking is the most critical challenge we all must confront; undermining security strikes at the very foundation of our industry. It is absolutely necessary to move from individual defense to coordinated defense. No single entity, no matter how strong, can stand alone—exchanges, wallets, stablecoin issuers, security teams, and on-chain infrastructure must share risk information more efficiently and respond jointly. We must align our efforts, establish a unified industry-wide security standard, and act as one. Security is the foundational pillar for the long-term growth of our industry. The expansion of cryptocurrency ultimately depends on whether users trust that their assets can be safely held, transferred, and used. Security is not a selling point for any single platform—it is a collective responsibility that the entire industry must uphold.