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Crypto hacks aren’t about breaking complex code—they’re about stolen private keys, the digital passwords that control your funds. Forty percent of the $16 billion lost stems from poor key management: stored on servers, mixed with other data, and handled by humans. The real flaw? Early crypto systems relied on single-point-of-failure keys, unlike traditional finance’s layered approvals. Now, solutions like multi-party computation and account abstraction are emerging, splitting keys and letting users customize security. The lesson? Security must be built in from day one—not bolted on—and humans remain the weakest link.

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