Frequent hacks is surely a serious issue happening in the crypto industry and the fact that these hacks are increasing every year shows how bad people are at securing their coins.
The only way they can avoid being hacked is by keeping their security at peak and this can only be done if they are tech savvy enough to have a good protection.
The only way this is possible is by learning about crypto and the basic guidelines they need to follow while making crypto related transactions.
I have introduced few people to crypto but made sure that they get to know about the security part prior to making any investments in crypto.
I think everyone should follow the same approach and try to raise as much awareness about securing coins the right way to decrease the amount of hacks happening every year.

I actually hope government not intervening or regulating Bitcoin because I prefer to see Bitcoin is more decentralized instead of government trying to control Bitcoin. If you expect them to tightening the regulation to reduce scam, don't be surprised if they ask you to report all of your Bitcoin holdings, your capital gains and they might ask your Bitcoin address too.

Although the risk is the government will not do anything to people who loss their coins, but we have many ways to prevent from it.

As an interested crypto investor what you should prioritize is the security of your coin, hackers are always on the web looking for easy prey. People cannot be taught on how to minimize crime, what can easily be taught is on how to be careful with your seed-phrase and who they share information on their gadget with, because in most cases people that steals other people's coins are mostly close persons around you. But in all honesty, i don't think this news will affect Bitcoin in any form, I think it will only help to create awareness that people need to be extremely careful with their Bitcoin.

Actually, it's obvious that this kind of information will make people to lose interest in cryptocurrency and mostly in Bitcoin, the formation is discouraging and the funny aspect of it, is that every year we are recording new one, and that is show that theirs no impact create to eradicate such, why in normal circumstances a big step have made to reduce the ratios of hacking in blockchain technology.

in normal circumstances government supposed to create am impact that supposed boasts the security level such that such cases will not manifest itself again, but government will do that because they don't welcome existence of bitcoin and it technology, because base on what I read through op link, you can see that the numbers of bitcoin hacks  do increases every year,so theirs no year we can't experienced bitcoin hack...so government supposed render help by providing security, so that such hàck will not take place again.

Do we know that if this kind of hacking persist and theirs no government intervention, probably one day they will extend it to Bank were it will affect government personnel...actually government will not like to assist to stop the mess, but if it continues it really caused a disaster...

If anyone is going to be educated on proper security, it should be the younger ones who should first be targeted so that as they grow older, they can carry along the knowledge and the consciousness of security that they have with them.

There are still a lot of online security issues considering that for every one person that knows about online security, there are two other persons who are completely ignorant to it, so as the years pass, they are easy targets for these scammers and cyber criminals. Educating the young, who are very excited by technology, about security online will go a long way.

If that kind of news can negatively impact Bitcoin adoption, then look again.  Where is Bitcoin now despite the many hacks of both popular and unpopular Bitcoin exchanges,  Bitcoin continue to cater attention and the market of Bitcoin is still growing.  So regardless of these hacks, Bitcoin will surge when its due, meaning adoption won't be affected by such news.



It is quite hard to minimize this kind of crime unless there is really a pursuit of the criminals.  If the government wanted to educate its citizen then they can use the Tri-Media in propagating information.  This even those who do not have internet can also be informed about this perpetrators.

Educating yourself will indeed give people empowerment on how to do things. With how we learn today is quite easier than older days. The internet alone will be your bff when it comes to your source of information. But should know how to filter and go to valid sites in order not to deviate from facts. For now, people can easily educate themselves by learning on their own via net sources.

 
No single government can totally have control on this market because of its decentralized nature. They can only have some regulations but total containment can't happen. And those platforms using this market under the government's jurisdiction can have your data but other than that, you can still have your own dealings as you want to.

I like the idea of ​​knowing this data regarding hacks, but to take it from there to a topic of discussion on the idea that governments or that they should educate about the measures that should be followed, I think it is redundant and taking the idea of ​​discussion out of context, a hack does not necessarily have to do with the imprudence of a user, it has to do with the fact that systems are vulnerable and will always be due to human "error"... therefore, precautions will always have to be taken no matter how experienced you are in the field of security. So do not expect the government to take care of you or expect to do something for you in terms of the security of your assets.

Basically, it is already illegal to do this, not like they are using some loophole in the law or something, it's illegal. So if you can find who these people are, you can sue them and they will be jailed. The hard part is that in most cases these hackers are smart to cover their tracks, and our expectation from the governments around the world to figure out who did this because it is not local neither, so all governments have to do it.

In the crypto world, someone from X nation could stela from people in 100 different nations, so even if your government chases to find who it is, it could be not in their nation. Trying to make the whole world look for the same person is a difficult task and requires much more than just some scammers and a hacker.

I fully agree with you that security is our own responsibility particularly when we invest in cryptocurrencies. Governments can give us warnings and rules but it is up to each of us to take action to protect our money. If we have not having good security can stop people from using cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. If people do not feel safe investing in Bitcoin they would not use it. So it is very important for investors to make security priority first. So best thing is to use hardware wallet and always use a trusted and up to date device. By doing these things investors can help people trust cryptocurrencies more and use them more widely.