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Non nobis, Domine, non nobis, sed nomini tuo da gloriam.
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 week ago
Damn, between Scamourai, the Coldcard fanatics, and the Bip-110 folks—what a bunch of idiots.
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 week ago
It's unbelievable how many idiots there are in the world. I've run out of patience; I'm going to insult you and belittle you if you come and piss me off.
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 week ago
I've been analyzing this whole situation since Saturday, and I think that given the circumstances and what I foresee for the near future, only multi-signature can mitigate this. I've never liked recommending it because it's not feasible for beginners, but that's just the way it is. And please, stop with the dice nonsense. Use, for example, a 2-of-3 multi-signature setup; mix hardware wallets, an offline computer, even an offline cell phone; use different platforms and different entropies. That’s just the way it is—we’re facing a new paradigm with AI.
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 week ago
I hope you’ve learned your lesson. Stop listening to podcasters and influencers—you’ll have to figure everything out on your own. This whole space is already corrupt; they’re all snake oil salesmen. And just as you’d look for a surgeon with years of experience if you were having heart surgery, do the same if you need outside help with Bitcoin or computer-related issues. Notice that most of them recommended ColdCard—what basis did they have for recommending such crap? I explained to you the reasons why I only trusted Jade (not Secure Element), and everyone made fun of me. Notice that most of them recommended Samurai for privacy—did these idiots even review the code? These same people were selling you crappy privacy courses taught by parasites like Dr. Riviera from *The Simpsons*. They recommend bad Linux distributions without having a basic understanding of cybersecurity; they recommend shitty KYC exchanges disguised as NO-KYC, and so on—thousands and thousands of mistakes—simply because they’re not professionals in this field. The damage they’ve done is irreparable. Do you know why they do it? Because they aren’t IT professionals and don’t make money from it—they make money by acting like charlatans.
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Cyph3rp9nk 2 weeks ago
The guy who thinks everything revolves around BIP-110 and still hasn't realized he doesn't have any options. image
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Cyph3rp9nk 2 weeks ago
Bitcoin has become full of idiots... here I'm going to give several examples... The guy who keeps claiming that Saylor is buying when Saylor is now only selling. image
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Cyph3rp9nk 2 weeks ago
Michael Saylor's Strategy has sold 1,637 BTC image
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Cyph3rp9nk 2 weeks ago
This is pretty despicable—you could simply donate the funds you've raised, but you'd rather mine hashes for your own cause while hiding behind a charitable cause. image
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Cyph3rp9nk 2 weeks ago
Edited due to errors made in the rush, so that there are no misunderstandings. "It seems they are already stealing funds from seeds protected with a passphrase; specifically, it involved a passphrase consisting of two simple words."
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Cyph3rp9nk 2 weeks ago
Urgent: It seems they are already stealing funds from seed phrases protected with a passphrase; specifically, it involved a seed phrase consisting of two simple words. To make things easier, here are some simple instructions for creating a secure passphrase. Download KeePassXC, open the password generator, and generate a passphrase. By default, it uses 7 words and 90 bits of entropy, making it practically impossible to crack by brute force. Write it down just as you would the seed phrase, and never store the seed phrase and the passphrase together. Stay safe. image