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JUST IN COLDCARD BITCOIN HARDWARE WALLET HACKED. IF YOU GENERATED A SEED USING IT, YOU CAN BE HACKED. MAYBE IF YOU USED DICE OR ADDED YOUR OWN ENTROPY YOU MIGHT BE OK, BUT OTHERWISE YOUβRE NOT. MOVE YOUR COINS TO A NEW SAFE WALLET. GOOD LUCK.
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AI visual note: A "Affected products" table lists Coldcard hardware wallet models (Mk1, Mk2, Mk3, Mk4, Q, and Mk5) and the firmware versions vulnerable to a seed generation hack, including specific firmware ranges such as "All released firmware through v3.0.6" for Mk1, "Through v3.2.2" and "v4.0.0βv4.1.9" for Mk2 and Mk3, "Production v5.0.0 onward" for Mk4, and "All production firmware" for Q and Mk5, identifying which Coldcard devices are at risk of the security breach.
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AI visual note: A screenshot of the Curvance blog homepage features a featured post titled "Negative Borrow Rates in DeFi: How They Emerge and What They Mean," dated July 31, 2025, accompanied by a purple 3D "-%" graphic. The accompanying message promotes this article, which explains how negative borrow rates work and how to evaluate their risks in DeFi.