I wasn't even aware of half of the hacks ("hacks" 
).
The big question to me seems: Will the behaviour of people using Bitcoin (or other crypto) change for the better?
Tbh I have my doubts. Sure, short-term especially the ones that have been burned will take better care of their keys etc.
In the great-scheme of things, with all the mainstream-media-attention that the FTX fkup is getting, this may help to increase general awareness for good Bitcoin-security-practice. I will be suprised however, if something similar like FTX or LUNA does *not* happen within the next 3 - 5 years of crypto history.
Same here, I too haven't heard a few of them, I guess that is because they are not being talked about here in the forum. People here seem to focus only on the popular companies because the amount that have been lost from them is huge, around billions. ).The big question to me seems: Will the behaviour of people using Bitcoin (or other crypto) change for the better?
Tbh I have my doubts. Sure, short-term especially the ones that have been burned will take better care of their keys etc.
In the great-scheme of things, with all the mainstream-media-attention that the FTX fkup is getting, this may help to increase general awareness for good Bitcoin-security-practice. I will be suprised however, if something similar like FTX or LUNA does *not* happen within the next 3 - 5 years of crypto history.
For your question, my answer will be yes. With so many exploits that have happened, many of us are also affected and lose most of our money. We will try to be more vigilant this time. I think the one that have been affected the most here are long terms goers because those who do short term don't store their funds longer online. There will always be hacks that will happen but the rate of fatality is going to be reduced dramatically.