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They = Coinkite CTO
Peter D. Gray (@DocHex)
dochex@coinkite.com
peter@coinkite.com
NVK referred to him by name a handful of times on X and pod appearances.
(Peter just flipped his LinkedIn to private. It was public about an hour ago.)
Yikes
If this guy resigns and leaves Toronto to sip martinis on some tropical island we'll know why.
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They're scrubbing everything.
#Runs wow. Too many features not enough diligence.
Assuming he stays put and cooperates with whatever investigation takes place, then we'll never need these. 🙏
Coldcard is a lemon and I want my money back
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Cataloging these because I'm assuming they will be deleted soon.
Comical but enlightening - not professionals, now I’ll trust ledger trezor blockstream. All makes more sense - big teams and professional standards and a bigger canary in the coal mine footprint. I feel stupid and heard of a single dev that worked on coldcard. Don’t blame the engineers though I’m sure they feel just as ridiculous.
I honestly feel bad for them I’m sure they are worried about their safety and no one should be considering this their fault. This is a company level failure both on process and culture.
Bitpaine’s take is accurate.
“Disrupts industries” is right
Yes. Dev's eye view of things. The dev who committed the change in 2021? Completely clueless. The company? Criminally responsible. This goes beyond simple incompetence.
how is "my guy" @HODL ? #asknostr take your meds 
tbh all this scrutiny makes me think it’s now the most secure option. it’s also a massive failure on the communities part that this code was never checked by apparently anyone. is it seriously true that nobody, not even his enemies was auditing the code ?
guilty of coin slaughter?
It seems everyone just kind of took for granted that they would not have fucked up the most basic thing. Heartbreaking
Fraud. We use TRNG. Uh.. no you don't.
Couldn’t agree more.