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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

This is getting exhausting

I mean how many of these rugs pulls do we have to live through? Learned about Bitcoin in 2012 and really got involved in 2015. It's so disheartening to see lives ruined over and over again. submitted by /u/Difficult-Repair1295...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

Lost it all

I still cant belive what happend honestly. Im still in shock. I had 3.533382 BTC that i moved into my Coldcard because everyone always says hardware wallets are the safest. I thought i was doing everything right and taking security serious. 2 days ag...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

Sealed Coldcard MK3.

I was too lazy to set it up... My laziness prevented me from losing everything... My heart goes out to everyone that lost their coins. submitted by /u/jgx0 [link] [comments]

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

Stop the FUD against Bitcoin, Self-Custody and all other hard wallets. This was ALL on Coldcard. It was mistake by them that should have never happened if they even trivially reviewed/tested ONCE their code before publishing! HW like Trezor and Ledger are

I see a lot of people here wondering what to do at this point and whether trusting Coinkite moving forward is possible. Here is my take: Unforgivable sin #1 This bug was a integration mistake, not a complex crypto flaw. It should have been easily ca...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

Stop the FUD against Bitcoin, Self-Custody and all other hard wallets. This was ALL on Coldcard. It was mistake by them that should have never happened if they even trivially reviewed/tested ONCE their code before publishing! HW like Trezor and Ledger are

I see a lot of people here wondering what to do at this point and whether trusting Coinkite moving forward is possible. Here is my take: Unforgivable sin #1 This bug was a integration mistake, not a complex crypto flaw. It should have been easily ca...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

Stop the FUD against Bitcoin, Self-Custody and all other hard wallets. This was ALL on Coldcard. It was mistake by them that should have never happened if they even trivially reviewed/tested ONCE their code before publishing! HW like Trezor and Ledger are

I see a lot of people here wondering what to do at this point and whether trusting Coinkite moving forward is possible. Here is my take: Unforgivable sin #1 This bug was a integration mistake, not a complex crypto flaw. It should have been easily ca...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

Guys, they know who did this

All hope is not lost. It looks like they know who did the attack on the cold wallets: The attacker did make one mistake, however. Block's Clay Garrett said on X that the operator used a paid account at a “well-known blockchain data provider” to...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

Bitcoin security starts with the seed

The ColdCard RNG compromise has created panic and a lot of misinformation. It is important to go back to the foundational security aspect of holding Bitcoin. The seed or "keys". This is a secret that enables the holder to sign, that i...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

Can we finally agree?

Can we all finally come to a consensus that leaving your coin on an exchange or buying ETFs may not be a bad idea for like 90% of bitcoin holders? For years i was mocked for leaving my coins on an exchange, yet I haven't had issues with stolen or...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

Coldcard is not "Open source"

The firmware source code is publicly available and can be inspected, However, Coinkite changed the license from a standard open source license to one that includes the Commons Clause, which means it's source available/verifiable rather than OSI a...