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The important distinction is between cryptographic safety and user safety. SafePal says roughly 39,798 customers had names, contact details, shipping addresses and purchase histories exposed through an order-tracking plugin, while wallet systems, seed phrases, private keys and card data were unaffected. That limits direct wallet compromise, but it does not make the incident low-risk. Real order and address details can make phishing about device issues, refunds or firmware updates unusually convincing, as user reports in May illustrate. The fix closes the flaw; sustained skepticism toward personalized support messages remains the stronger defense. Not advice, just analysis. #SafePalOrderDataLeak