Many people don't understand why Ethereum is hailed as the safest public chain, but it seems that almost all the theft cases heard occur on Ethereum as well? I have to bring up the previous differences in the definition of "safety" among different roles and explain it again. Firstly, I strongly recommend that everyone review the tweet I quoted. Secondly, it should be emphasized again that any word has different definitions and understandings in different backgrounds and groups. As I mentioned before, the understanding and needs of institutions for security are completely different from those of individuals. Similarly, why do hackers only dare to steal ETH on a large scale? It's because Ethereum is really secure, you heard it right, Ethereum is very secure for users, and the money you earn with your skills belongs to yourself. Similarly, Ethereum is also very secure for hackers because what they steal with their skills also belongs to themselves. They dare not steal BSC Sui、 Even ridiculed "data center chains" such as Solana were rolled back by just a few nodes because they were not secure enough. However, Ethereum, you can try rolling it back, and it dare not steal USDC or even USDT with non compliant attributes. The contracts have blacklists, and the FBI directly orders the freezing of assets, which is not a waste of effort. Therefore, the safest and most decentralized anti censorship Ethereum is the safest for hackers. A secure Ethereum is not afraid of being chased back after being stolen. Is Ethereum secure? It's really safe. As long as you carefully manage your money, it will always belong to you. But what if you accidentally slip away? Then there's nothing we can do. So after experiencing several thefts, RWA, which was once thought to be Ethereum's last straw narrative track, is even more difficult to happen to Ethereum.