These hacks have always happened, the difference is that, in the past, the users data would get sold on the black markets, now instead these hackers can get pai

These hacks have always happened, the difference is that, in the past, the users data would get sold on the black markets, now instead these hackers can get paid directly by the company more easily. What you should blame instead is companies that can't do the bare minimum to protect themselves, that pipeline company for example didn't even bother revoking access from an ex-employee, literally bare minimum. Also, this shows why crypto is the perfect currency for the internet and you'll probably be disappointed if you keep waiting for "the bubble" to pop.