Zilliqa's post-incident investigation report reveals that the old version of the Ledger app discarded 8 bytes of entropy when generating nonces, exposing the private keys of at least 6,772 accounts and resulting in the theft of 683 in 66 transactions… The affected asset is ZIL itself, so the transmission channels mainly stem from on-chain liquidity and exchange operations: old-version transactions remain suspended, deposit/withdrawal processes relying on the old path may be disrupted, and the confirmed exposure of thousands of keys could impact user confidence.