01. Today @zachxbt criticized hardware wallets. I get where he's coming from. I'm also unhappy with @Ledger's direction over the last few years (cloud recovery, etc.), &recurring attacks through compromised email campaigns are frustrating.But I think he's fundamentally wrong here
Well, it’s hellish work, and it goes on - making the #Bitcoin ecosystem cleaner and safer. Let’s make Bitcoin not just great again, but free of all-consuming black holes!
🚩 Bitcoin Red Team update 55 hours into the campaign
We're now 24 people working around the clock.
We've scanned 425 projects so far and have produced 1029 high+critical (H+C) findings.
It's remarkable that even after this, #Bitcoin maximalists still foam at the mouth in chats, insisting that the Bitcoin ecosystem - which already has so few dApps - is somehow fundamentally different from the others... Kudos to the team for the work!
Bitcoin Red Team update: we've grown to 16 globally distributed people working 24/7
We're running a large-scale ecosystem security audit across bitcoin code bases.
27.5 hours in, we've filed 4,962 findings across 390 projects. 85 critical and 635 high severity issues.
We're at
I don’t need #ETH at $10K to be fascinated by what it made possible.Those who need ETH at $10K before they can appreciate it are unlikely to ever appreciate it at all. Price should be the outcome of innovation not the prerequisite for believing in it. That’s the abyss between us.
DAOs, open source and “teal” management grew out of a single ambition: to act effectively without a rigid hierarchy and bosses who decide everything for everyone. Yet each model, on its own, inevitably runs into crisis. Web3 researcher Vladimir Menaskop explains why the three