Oh man, if I am a hacker/thief, I would definitely not target a bounty hunter but a bigger fish 
. All right, I know, we should be aware all the time. But as long as you are not doing silly newbie mistakes, you are minimalizing a chance of being robbed of your tokens. Of course, no system is perfect, but as long as you are not giving someone your private keys/holding your tokens on a big exchange 24/7, add a bit of common sense and you will for 99% never experience a hacker attack on your wallet.
. All right, I know, we should be aware all the time. But as long as you are not doing silly newbie mistakes, you are minimalizing a chance of being robbed of your tokens. Of course, no system is perfect, but as long as you are not giving someone your private keys/holding your tokens on a big exchange 24/7, add a bit of common sense and you will for 99% never experience a hacker attack on your wallet. The security risks associated with crypto are overblown. The people that lose their funds to hackers usually make a stupid mistake like you suggested. I would still rather trust my funds in crypto which I completely own the funds instead of a bank.