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夜中にラーメン食べたり、夜中に車や人のいない信号を無視しながらSTEPNしたりすることは、悪いことだと思ってる
July 31, 2026. Honest question 4 the TL: can someone explain to me if there are actually better days coming for Tezos, or are we just coping at this point? Sitting here looking at $XTZ around $0.20 and trying to find the light at the end of the tunnel. Are better days actually
NEWS FLASH: Coinkite, the company behind Coldcard hardware wallets, reportedly had around 500 users lose their $BTC . A suspected firmware flaw may have made wallet seeds easier to predict, allowing a hacker to steal Bitcoin without ever physically accessing the devices. ►
AI visual note: A dramatic illustration shows a shocked user holding a cracked Coldcard hardware wallet displaying a "Firmware Flaw Detected" warning, while a hooded hacker on a laptop celebrates "PAYDAY!" as $38,000,000 in Bitcoin flies across a world map to unknown wallets, with a timer reading 25:07 minutes—visually reinforcing the news about a Coinkite Coldcard firmware vulnerability that allowed hackers to drain approximately $38 million in Bitcoin from 500 users within minutes without physical access.
Thanks to Journal du Coin for warning us after promoting Kulipa's Ready card—I suppose the size of the cash-in bill prevented you from spotting even the slightest red flag; you're forgiven.
AI visual note: The image is a promotional graphic for Kulipa, featuring its logo and tagline "Enabling crypto wallets with their own debit cards" against a dark background with red accent lines. The post suggests irony, implying that the outlet (Journal du Coin) promoted Kulipa's product without noticing warning signs—visually represented by the branded card ad that highlights the very debit card service now under scrutiny.