We should pray for everyone who has suffered devastating financial losses or severe emotional stress caused by this crises. Our hearts are truly filled with sympathy with and concern for them.
We should pray for each other, as hodlers, who are watching the purchasing power of our savings be negatively impacted by the chaos and bad press.
We should pray for the wider Bitcoin wallet industry, as they are going to be collectively tainted by these errors they hold no responsibility for, and will be left to repair the industry's reputation.
We should pray for @NVK and the employees of Cold Card. That they and their families remain physically safe, that they resolve the crisis in a judicious and swift manner, and that they make a sincere attempt at restitution for the widespread suffering their negligence and competence created.
Amen. ๐
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I'm actually surprised by how little purchasing power has been affected. But I'm also afraid of how many people out there don't even know they've been robbed yet.
Yes, material losses don't equate to the loss of human life, regardless of how high those losses are.
But we should also not be oblivious to the fact that material losses can indirectly lead to loss of life. Unfortunately.
Are You drunk or do smoke crack girlie?
Such a failure is absolutely unforgivable!
@NVK is an arrogant piece of shit, who may even have intentionally implemented the bug to empty the wallets themselves. Indirectly, it paves the way for the popularity of custodial wallets, especially for newcomers.
Look how cowardly he is and has been hiding in the sinking like a cowardly bitch for three days. Don't be so gullible and naive.
I included justice and excluded vengeance, yes. What God decides justice will look like is up to Him, tho. He has a larger plan.
God can work through all things, yes, including the court system.
It is good for us to forgive those who have wronged us. That doesn't preclude further action, or even necessarily reduce our righteous anger, but it heals our hearts and clears our minds.
Forgiveness suppresses wrath, the same way fasting suppresses gluttony.