More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
Hi people. I am trying to understand the bitcoin thing as an outsider a bit better. Since there have been... I don't know how many exactly but, it seems like a LOT of different cryptocurrencies created since Bitcoin has been around. What do you t...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
My hardware wallet does not have coin control. I now have a couple of unknown dust deposits. Do I need to be concerned and move to a wallet with coin control to isolate the dust? What can actually happen if I spend that dust. There are plenty of phis...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
Am i the only one who thinks that perhaps (i repeat, perhaps) the whole coldcard shitstorm happened in good faith? Could it have been "just" a huge, disastrous oversight caused by poor software development practices? I’m not here to excuse...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
First this part, he recognizing is lame for bitcoin products to blame AI... Interviewer: "...The BIsq announcement thread mentioned that it is likely an AI powered attack. So maybe people using you know is it some North Korean group using...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
I went through the three major all-time highs in Bitcoin's history and how long it took to recover the price after each crash: Dec 2013 → dropped 85% → took 4 years to recover Dec 2017 → dropped 84% → took 3 years Nov 2021 → dropped 77% → took 2...
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3 full bitcoin. At current value, should be worth almost £144k. Can let these go for half that ???? submitted by /u/Tiny-Ad2474 [link] [comments]
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
The infamous Lubian hack saw $3.5 billion siphoned off from a Chinese mining pool. That was just six years ago, and yet a company like ColdCard has learned nothing from the biggest heist in recent crypto history? The Technical Cause: Weak Entropy Ind...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
There is an active petition for keeping Bitcoin tax free in Germany (after one year hodling). It reached 21.000 signatures within the first 24 hours - let's make it 30.000 to put it on the agenda of german Bundestag. You need to sign up in order...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
The network processed 20,364,529 transactions in July 2026, making it the second-best month in entire history by transaction count. As new users, institutions, and Bitcoin-native applications continue to arrive, on-chain activity keeps pushing toward...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
We need something to break this $62k - $65k range and I thought posting one of the many unofficial BTC soundtracks might help break the dry spell. Perhaps this could be what leads us to new horizons? If not, the vibes still are on point. ...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
Came across this earlier and it definitely doesn’t look great for BTC right now. US stocks have been gaining ground against Bitcoin on the long-term chart, and that’s something we haven’t really seen in a long time. But yeah, i'll keep HOD...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
Hacker keeps getting message, I wonder if they really found his location. submitted by /u/FunkyGrass [link] [comments]
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https://xcancel.com/LightningNewsX/status/2084923135174844805#m submitted by /u/kingofsats [link] [comments]
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
I'm not trying to make this an "I told you so" post, but I'll admit that's roughly how I felt reading the Coinkite advisory last week. Quick recap for anyone who missed it. A firmware integration mistake from March 2021 caused C...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
So Coinkite guidance displayed on the display is: "... each roll adds only 2.585 of entropy. For 128-bit security, which is considered the minimum, you need 50 rolls, and for 256-bits of security, 99 rolls." They let you press the buttons 1...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
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...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
With computers getting faster and more advanced can we no longer trust a 12 word seed phrase? Starting to have major doubts after Bitcoin Puzzle #135 was brute-forced which is the equivalent of 135-bits of entropy (in comparison a 12-word seed phrase...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
After this coinkite coldcard situation we cant trust code that is open source, we cant trust code that is closed source, and we definitely cant trust a statement saying "we use a TRNG so your seed is secure". Every hardware wallet manufactu...