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I've been running a bitcoin node out of my basement for a few years. At the beginning of this year, I upgraded the 1 TB drive to 2 TB when I realized the size had gotten over 900 GB. I'm not anything special. I don't have a wallet on the...
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How would you explain the current state of Bitcoin to someone who didn't follow it for the last 5 years? submitted by /u/Adamstrad [link] [comments]
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The guy is living in another world. These past weeks, I thought he was just a bitcoin purist who deeply wanted BIP110 to succeed ... Turns out he is a very peculiar person submitted by /u/AdEuphoric5133 [link] [comments]
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Every time Bitcoin's retested a prior all time high, RSI has bottomed out just as oversold as the actual bear market lows before turning back up, thats held across all four instances. What varies is whether price also swept the obvious lows...
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Hi everyone, so after the Coldcard dilemma I self-rolled my seed using dice (and only picked the 24th word using the suggestion from Coldcard Q when entering the 23 other words) because I also don't trust the new Coldcard Firmware from those scum...
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Good day! I have been researching the dice roll seed generation and came to an understanding that this is how its done by hand. Dice to BIP39 Word Memo Roll the die 11 times. Convert each roll: 1-3 = 0 4-6 = 1 Write the 11 bits in order. Under them w...
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After the coldcard mess I decided I dont want to put my trust entirely of Trezors rng either and plan on generating my own seed. Im looking for confirmation that Im not about to do anything stupid. I plan on following the first 2 steps for dice rolli...
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Ask (and answer!) away! Here are the general rules: If you'd like to learn something, ask. If you'd like to share knowledge, answer. Any question about Bitcoin is fair game. And don't forget to check out /r/BitcoinBeginners You can sort...
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Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank yo...
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I’m trying to understand how people handle Bitcoin inheritance without giving a third party enough information to steal the funds while the owner is alive. A will can say who should inherit but it cannot recover a lost seed phrase. A seed phrase shar...
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Verify authenticity in Sparrow says Key expired....Is this project still active and safe? submitted by /u/Downtown_Long_933 [link] [comments]
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With newer cold wallets offered every year, does it make sense to move funds to these cold wallets especially when better security protocols are introduced. Older wallet models may have obsolete support also. submitted by /u/RockHardTen...
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I’m currently using a Jade with a 12-word seed phrase, an additional password, and 2FA. The recent Coldcard incident made me rethink my security setup. Curious to hear how others are securing their cold wallets and whether you think this setup is eno...
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Two Rodolfo Novak's websites (two of the many out there): https://airgapcomputer.com/ This one do not even mentions that is owned by Coldcard or a Hardware Wallet vendor. https://bitcoinsecurity.org https://bitcoinsecurity.org/about This se...
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In 2016 I was using a pre-generated physical Bitcoin paper-wallet card sold under the “Coin Cold Card” branding (coincoldcard.com was printed on the card). The public address was printed on the front. The private key and its QR code were printe...
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So I had a bit of a wake up call today. With all the recent Coldcard drama, i started rethinking my own setup. I was planning to improve my custody a bit: add a strong BIP39 passphrase and eventually move toward a more robust multisig setup. Before d...
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As someone that owns a Ledger Nano S+, would you say there's any need to switch to a Trezor (either a Safe 5 or 7) now or just stick with what's been working? submitted by /u/Candid-Walk-6762 [link] [comments]
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I’m sorry but everything seems to be getting compromised and hacked rn. I’m sure I’m not the only skeptical one right now but I figure I ask for some input. Thanks Edit: I do cold storage but rethinking everything since these hacks continue s...
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Small side project, sharing in case anyone finds the mapping interesting. https://preview.redd.it/np0sj9jcpeih1.png?width=812&format=png&auto=webp&s=8ba419454dd6f114c8e2dd0b4dd3b12f80e95c99 Takes a contiguous range of already-mined...
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A pure 40-bit Coldcard seed wasn’t really cryptography. It was just a huge list of 1.1 trillion possibilities. Once the first serious attackers had working code, it was pretty clear what to do: finish the list. There was a small space, enough money,...
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