It's definitely a sign that none of the cryptos at just a singular place is safe, no matter if it is in your ledger or on your pc or anything else. Singular place is always terrible.
Many people claim that "not your keys not your coins" because of exchange hackings, but at the same time if you end up putting it on binance, do you really think that binance will be hacked so big that they will fail to pay the customers? They have so much money that you could empty all of their hot wallets today, and their cold wallets would still cover everyone's funds. That is why I highly believe that they are going to be the best case if you want to safely secure your coins.
This is a very big misconception, there are much more risks here, the first and simplest - Binance can simply freeze your coins, simply block your account. There are such cases, so they cannot be ruled out. If you give an example of hacking an exchange, then in this case the withdrawal will also be closed to all users until the circumstances are clarified, and believe me, no one will compensate for this from their coins.
You should never trust your money to exchanges, FTX is an example that should have made everyone think about it seriously, but I see that this is not clear to everyone.
This is truly an unprecedented event! From such an experienced developer in the field of blockchain, hackers managed to steal a large sum of money in Bitcoins....
At the same time, Bitcoin Core developers themselves give recommendations on the safe storage of the first cryptocurrency on their website. Most Bitcoin users are guided by these recommendations when choosing one or another wallet to store their coins.
In my opinion, this means acknowledging the fact that there is no completely secure way to store Bitcoins. It is necessary to use all available methods to minimize the existing risks of losing cryptocurrency.
This is a warning sign, not many people can understand better than these people in the safe storage of bitcoin, but as we can see, no one can be sure that their coins are safe.
How then to proceed in this case, is it worth separating our coins into different cold wallets, part per ledger, etc., or what? In fact, this is a very serious issue that should not be put off.