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Everyone's got their panties in a bunch about the recent hacks and exploits against things in the a Bitcoin ecosystem. I say it's a good thing. Bitcoin need to be able to exist, no, thrive, in an environment where anyone and everyone can at...
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Hey im just wondering if anybody know what is the cheapest way to deposit Euro to an Exchange now. Because bybit and binance offer is still expensive in my opinion the cheapest they got is 1% fee and if you deposit 10k Eur it would be 100 eur its jus...
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Anyone use Fidelity as a custodian. I reached out to them and they said they provide insurance for “unauthorized” transactions which would have come in handy with the Coldcard situation submitted by /u/edtachi [link] [comments]
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I know, not your keys, not your coins. but what is your opinion on having your bitcoin via a big swiss bank? you don't have all the aches of self custody, and you're secured by law up to at least 100k. if I am below that amount, wouldn't...
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Yes, we get it not your dice rolls, not your bitcoin. But wasn't it not your keys, not your bitcoin? I get that we have to move on but it just sucks that people don't see how big of a damage this is for the security and the mass adoption of t...
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Result: there is no detected bias, and regular dice can easily and quickly be used to generate good randomness I saw some FUD that you need special casino dice, and you have to roll them in some special way, and it's easy to get it wrong, a...
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after years of working and saving, I just started stacking this week. put in roughly $15k, split into 3 buys around $5k each cuz dumping it all in one shot felt kinda insane lool goodluck for me :D submitted by /u/Maximum_Natural_...
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Same as title. submitted by /u/Emotional-Wheel8219 [link] [comments]
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I have had my Bitcoin stored in an air gapped jade wallet for a few years now. Truly considered a cold card but went with jade. Had a 10 character non-word passphrase, too, so even if I had gone with cold card, I would ultimately have been OK. But I...
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The most important figure is Nonfarm Payrolls: -23,000 jobs versus +80,000 expected. The U.S. economy therefore lost jobs during the month, a clear sign of a slowdown in the labor market. The unemployment rate, however, fell to 4.1%, better than the...
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Everyone knows the advice: steel plate, multiple locations, never digital I'm interested in what people actually do, because I suspect there's a large gap Specifically: - Paper, metal, or something else? - One location or several? How far apa...
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Like, if there were earlier versions that made weak seeds, if they made it public, hackers maybe could figure it out, and there's no way to 'update' the software to fix that, people would have to create new seeds and send it there. ...
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The Coldcard hack damaged my confidence in Bitcoin. I have a Ledger Nano S, but now I’m questioning how much I can trust any hardware wallet company. Honestly considering selling my Bitcoin because of this. What are your thoughts long term? especiall...
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 days ago
Seriously, what’s their business model? Do they expect just to advertise and carry on as normal? Are they hoping that people don’t notice or don’t know what happened? Even having the website up claiming safety is pure liability at this point....