More / Bitcoin Reddit - 37 minutes ago
Not your keys, not your coins? After the Coldcard and Ledger security scares, and now the Binance incident, I’m starting to think the biggest risk isn’t holding Bitcoin through an ETF… it’s thinking your cold wallet makes you invincible. I’ll happil...
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I drop these around public spaces. submitted by /u/Eddy2106 [link] [comments]
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buttcoiner cope of the day #1: "Y’all don’t wanna hear it, but the S and P 500 is up 65% over the past 5 years, meanwhile Bitcoin is at a measly 25%. It’s never gonna make it to a million. Y’all are funny to watch tho." cope #2: "I lef...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 4 hours ago
I know a lot of folks here say you must keep your coins in your own wallets. And we have had exchanges attacked like we just had Binance. But is it really realistic for the average person to hold crypto in personal wallets without high risk? Does t...
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...watch the hashrate. submitted by /u/supercreatives [link] [comments]
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 7 hours ago
First a little backstory. I was a victim of the FTX fallout. Still remember this clearly. Started with CZ saying it would sell its large portion of FTT holding. Also, there was an article about the balance sheet of Alameda Research (SBF's t...
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With all the recent hacks and AI becoming increasingly capable, what's currently considered the safest option for long-term crypto cold storage? Apologies if this has already been discussed. submitted by /u/jambla [link] [co...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 10 hours ago
You run the largest exchange in the world and you suppose to have much better security system yet you still lost billions. submitted by /u/AmbitiousEstimate748 [link] [comments]
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 12 hours ago
A while back, I met a guy on Facebook Marketplace whose house had been hit by a tree. He had 30 solar panels rated at 300W each and needed them gone. I rented a U-Haul and bought them for $30 a panel. A friend of mine, Joe, works with forklift...
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 15 hours ago
Reports so far indicate around $1.5 billion in BTC stolen in the Binance hack. Presumably this belonged to their customers. Does this mean Binance will need to buy back this amount to make their customers whole again? submitted by /u/E...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 15 hours ago
I'm a 10+year BTC enthusiat and user, with deep knowledge of the value propositiona and functionalities. Despite that, since I started accumalating BTC rather yound (over 10 year ago), I have always used a Electrum wallet that is considered...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 15 hours ago
I run a full node and track every coin that gets spent, sorted by how long it had been held. I've mapped all 3billion UTXOs in Bitcoins history, along with minute by minute BTC price to Jan 2012. The data an LLM cannot get you, but a bare m...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 17 hours ago
This guy has been printing ecash tokens (cashu, not Sztorc fork) and using them to give out bitcoin on Halloween for the past few years. This year, thanks to the gods of vibe-coding, he has made a website so you can do the same thing! https://s...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 18 hours ago
Of the ~$6.3B taken from Binance on Thursday, the bitcoin is the part no company, issuer or council can claw back. What the on-chain data shows (via TRM Labs): At 20:20 UTC, a Binance Bitcoin hot wallet sent 18,270 BTC (~$1.47B) to an attacker addre...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 18 hours ago
Bitcoin Optech newsletter #429 is here: describes a protocol for creating silent payment transactions from multiparty wallets summarizes the responsible disclosure of a denial-of-service vulnerability that affected older versions of Core Light...
