I will just say, I am very impressed with how bitcoin twitter responded to the Coldcard hack. So many good samaritans pitched in and provided value in whatever unique way that they could. Whether it was rapidly diagnosing the hack, providing unique specialized domain expertise,
- I honestly can't think of a bigger moron in the bitcoin treasury space than Dan Hillery. He's been wrong on just about everything and epically failed at every venture he attempted to start since gaining notoriety in bitcoin Perfect fit for $NAKA
- I bet the used Coldcard market will be in high demand if the hacked funds ever get recovered. Fraudsters will try to use the UID of a used device as proof to falsely file a claim to somebody else's bitcoin.Dear @eBay these Coldcard devices would likely lead to the buyers getting robbed and should be a forbidden product to sell on your platform. @EcommerceBytes @ValueAddedRS
- Reminder: don't search your own wallet address in a block explorer. They log your IP and sell that data to @chainalysis, who gives it to government authoritiesThe Coldcard hack is especially damaging to Canadian bitcoiners. Our analysis of attackers and victims finds that BTC holders in Canada are bearing 25% of attributable losses. With estimates ranging as high as $110M, according to Galaxy Research’s dataset, we analyzed the









