Gold is overrated. Bitcoin has outperformed it over the past 15 years. Gold is practically unlimited it's found all over the world, and new deposits continue to be discovered. It's like printing more gold, just as governments print more dollars.
@Investingcom Gold is overrated. Bitcoin has outperformed it over the past 15 years. Gold is practically unlimited it's found all over the world, and new deposits continue to be discovered. It's like printing more gold, just as governments print more dollars.
The key is knowing how to use it properly. Even if you use a hardware wallet, you should never expose or store your recovery phrase or private keys on your computer or on any internet-connected service. Hardware wallets do work—the security depends on how you use them.
THIS IS INSANE.
$40,000,000 in $BTC was stolen because of the Coldcard wallet vulnerability.
The attacker exploited a flaw in Coldcard's key generation and stole these funds within 25 minutes.
Even cold wallets aren't safe now.
The key is knowing how to use it properly. Even if you use a hardware wallet, you should never expose or store your recovery phrase or private keys on your computer or on any internet-connected service. Hardware wallets do work—the security depends on how you use them.
The important distinction:
Bitcoin itself was not compromised.
The issue highlights that even the strongest security model depends on every layer working correctly.
From key generation to hardware and user practices.
Self-custody remains one of Bitcoin’s biggest strengths, but it also comes with responsibility.
The lesson isn't "cold wallets don't work."
The lesson is that security must be continuously improved.
@CryptoSavingExp@AshCrypto The key is knowing how to use it properly. Even if you use a hardware wallet, you should never expose or store your recovery phrase or private keys on your computer or on any internet-connected service. Hardware wallets do work—the security depends on how you use them.
@CryptoSavingExp@AshCrypto The key is knowing how to use it properly. Even if you use a hardware wallet, you should never expose or store your recovery phrase or private keys on your computer or on any internet-connected service. Hardware wallets do work—the security depends on how you use them.
Bitcoin has won. Now it must survive victory.
Its gravest threat is not an enemy at the gates, but corruption from within: factions that invent pretexts, rewrite the rules, and seize economic rights until freedom becomes permission and law becomes loot.
Bitcoin has won. Now it must survive victory.
Its gravest threat is not an enemy at the gates, but corruption from within: factions that invent pretexts, rewrite the rules, and seize economic rights until freedom becomes permission and law becomes loot.
@BradSanJuan@saylor I'm not going to argue with stupid, ignorant clowns who have been around for less than two years and think they're something. 😂 Smoke seller... go to sleep and let the real ones do the work.
@TheMishmashCat@Rawrawtrade33@SilvaFraga1337@saylor They already tried BIP-110 in 2015. It didn't work then, and it won't work now. Before giving your opinion, study the full history of BTC and these BIP-110 crooks.
@Rawrawtrade33@SilvaFraga1337@saylor If Sailor sells, nothing happens. We're all free to sell. That's what freedom in Bitcoin is all about: being able to sell at any time of the day, regardless of the date. That's freedom. You can't force anyone not to sell.
BREAKING: 🇷🇺 Russia is pushing their own Clarity Act to regulate crypto trading.
Every other country is going all in crypto while US senate keeps delaying the regulation.
@czbinanceprd The same amount of time you needed with the other elites on October 10 last year. I lost 10 BNB and contacted support, and they said I never had them. Of course, if they deleted everything, how are they supposed to show up?
@czbinanceprd The same amount of time you needed with the other elites on October 10 last year. I lost 10 BNB and contacted support, and they said I never had them. Of course, if they deleted everything, how are they supposed to show up?
UPDATE: South Korea’s KOSPI extends its crash to -11%, breaking below 6,000 for the first time since April.
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are both down more than -13%, erasing roughly ₩600T ($400B) from the market today.