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Step 1: Identify What You Hold & Where

Write down: What coin? On which blockchain? In which wallet? If it's wrapped (wETH, wBTC, wSOL), it's higher risk. If it's native, you're safer.

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Step 2: Check If You Used the Hacked Bridge

Did you move tokens through a bridge in the last 3 months? Check your transaction history. If the bridge is on the 'exploited' list (Harmony Horizon, XRP bridge), treat that wrapped token as high-risk.

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Step 3: Move Vulnerable Tokens to Self-Custody

If you hold wrapped tokens or coins on frequently-hacked protocols, move them to a non-custodial wallet TODAY. Ledger. Trezor. MetaMask. Exodus. Anything but an exchange.

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Step 4: Revoke Token Approvals

Scammers use old token approvals to drain wallets. Go to revoke.cash. Check your approvals. Revoke any that look suspicious or are for protocols you no longer use.

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Step 5: Hardware Wallet Check (Coldcard Alert)

If you use Coldcard: firmware is vulnerable. Update immediately or consider switching. Ledger and Trezor are safer for now. Don't delay on this.

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Step 6: Monitor Your Portfolio Weekly

Check CoinGecko, The Block, CoinDesk for new exploits. If your holdings are hit, act within 6 hours—before bridges are paused and prices crater further.

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