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Tracked Posts
3
Total Impressions
4.2K
Total Likes
23
Retweets & Quotes
3
Comments
6

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 6, Retweets: 3, Likes: 23, Impressions: 4206

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 3 source posts analyzed

@Mohsen20Es

$38M in Bitcoin Stolen From Nearly 500 Wallets. What Happened? In a coordinated attack, around 594 BTC, worth more than $38 million, was drained from nearly 500 Bitcoin wallets in less than 25 minutes Early reports indicate that many of the affected wallets were Coldcard MK3

A COLDCARD hardware Bitcoin wallet device displaying 'Enter PIN Prefix' on its small screen, with an important warnings card beside it cautioning that the card can never show seed words and explaining proper security practices.

AI visual note: A COLDCARD hardware Bitcoin wallet device displaying 'Enter PIN Prefix' on its small screen, with an important warnings card beside it cautioning that the card can never show seed words and explaining proper security practices.

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@JWWeatherman_

8 years of telling people exactly how cold card would rug.

A tweet from JW Weatherman (@JWWeatherman_) dated 2021.01.18 reads: "Cold card doesn't use 'standard open source libraries.' This implies it is only using code that is very popular and often code reviewed and that it would be nearly impossible to slip in a flaw with so many eyeballs. Only bitcoin core fits this definition and barely."

The image supports the post's claim of an 8-year warning about Coldcard's potential rug pull, highlighting the user's long-standing skepticism about the wallet's security claims.

AI visual note: A tweet from JW Weatherman (@JWWeatherman_) dated 2021.01.18 reads: "Cold card doesn't use 'standard open source libraries.' This implies it is only using code that is very popular and often code reviewed and that it would be nearly impossible to slip in a flaw with so many eyeballs. Only bitcoin core fits this definition and barely." The image supports the post's claim of an 8-year warning about Coldcard's potential rug pull, highlighting the user's long-standing skepticism about the wallet's security claims.

Contributing Voices for $USDC

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