Whether the recent Solana's related hacking incident was a chain problem or a wallet problem, have you ever put nemonic on a slope or you don't have a ledger? Is there any way to be out of being panic at the pouring news and just seeing them when there's a worse problem later on? Should I just sit tight until the NFT I have on the hot wallet is stolen, or should I move it to another wallet and throw it all at the floor price and pray that it will sell? The answer, of course, is no. This is because there is FTX US, a centralized exchange that supports Solana & Ethereum-based NFT Deposits. It is a huge advantage to set 2FA on NFT-related transactions. For that reason, Ledger cannot prove that it is his or her asset if he or she is robbed of the nemonic, nor can it be found through mobile phone authentication if the nemonic is lost or written incorrectly. Isn't it too harsh for a decentralized system to say, "You're 100% responsible for all the stolen assets?...