That you are experienced in technical aspect of Bitcoin does not mean you are 100% protected except you maintain all the necessary precautions that are needed to be observed as the Bitcoin or crypto holder, don't create a vulnerability that will serve as an entry route for scammers to hack you and take away your coins, don't also reveal anything about your personal information or wallet keys online or even to a third party, avoid public appearance because of wrench attack as some scammers are only targeting on physical appearance to some crypto holders using wrench attack.
Yes. Physical threats like a “wrench attack” are very real and often target people who appear to show off as crypto owners. So, we really shouldn’t flaunt the assets we have and should always keep our privacy to avoid such risks.
Besides scammers and hackers are actually different. Scammers usually rely on psychological tricks and often offer big rewards to grab your money. On the other hand, hackers usually focus on technical loopholes in systems, networks or software to get unauthorized access. So, this difference is important because the threats they pose are different and even the ways to deal with them are different.
If you have technical knowledge of course that will help protect you from hackers while usually experience and caution are more effective against scammers. You just need to read a lot about different types of scams and how to prevent them. The main point is when it comes to dealing with both scammers and hackers generally you need to be cautious and read a lot.