Ľḭṿḙśƫṟãɖãṁṹṧ💫#RunCoreV31's avatar
Ľḭṿḙśƫṟãɖãṁṹṧ💫#RunCoreV31
livestradamus@alby.com
npub1wm6e...zzk2
ed25519:7829D4113FB08457 #Slackware #OpenBSD nerd
There are no heroes, no saints in Bitcoin and the world, generally speaking. Stop hero worshipping. It’s happening again already. Thank the good players, reward them generously and move the fuck on. Stop the dick riding.
The Senate can suck my dick. Clarity act can go fuck it self.
When Bitcoin is the news, Monero maxis are the loudest.
Plan for the worst. Hope for the best. That’s all I have to add to this conversation on hacking, verifying and trusting.
[YouTube] Jellyfin Leadership Shakeup: What It Means for Your Media Server
Mamdani openly socialist would be better as President than Trump, a closeted socialist and PDFile.
You should not immediately sell or interact with new Bitcoin forks due to critical security risks and financial disadvantages. 1. Replay Attack RisksIf a new hard fork lacks proper replay protection, a transaction you broadcast on the new forked network can be copied ("replayed") by malicious actors onto the original Bitcoin network. This means that while attempting to move or sell your new, low-value forked coins, you could accidentally broadcast the same transaction and lose your original Bitcoin (BTC). 2. Exposure of Private KeysTo claim or sell a forked coin, you often have to import your original wallet's private keys or seed phrase into a new, unverified wallet software that supports the fork.Many of these new wallets are malicious scams built specifically to steal the private keys of Bitcoin holders.Best Practice: You should always safely transfer your original Bitcoin to a completely new wallet with a new seed phrase before exposing your old private keys to claim a forked asset. 3. Extreme Market Volatility and Low LiquidityThe earliest hours and days of a fork are chaotic.Network Instability: Exchanges may temporarily pause deposits and withdrawals, meaning you cannot easily move the coins to sell them.Illusionary Prices: Order books lack depth, and liquidity is incredibly thin. Trying to sell right away can cause severe slippage, crashing the price before your order even executes. 4. Unstable Network InfrastructureImmediately after a fork, the new blockchain network is highly vulnerable. It usually commands only a small fraction of the original mining hash power, making it incredibly easy for attackers to execute a 51% attack to reorganize the blockchain, double-spend, or invalidate your transactions.Waiting for the network to stabilize allows the community to verify the code, ensure replay protection is functioning, and give exchanges time to build safe, native support.
People underestimate the power of multiple agentic set up.