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Snapshot Window: 2026-08-02 19:40 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview

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Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 0, Retweets: 0, Likes: 7, Impressions: 448

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@miner_huang

Why was only BTC stolen in this Coldcard vulnerability? Because Coldcard is a Bitcoin-only hardware wallet This vulnerability affected the most conservative group in the Bitcoin community—they don't touch DeFi or altcoins, they specifically buy cold wallets just to hodl BTC A

The image shows Coinkite's COLDCARD Q and Mk5 Bitcoin-only hardware wallets, priced at $249.21 USD (discounted from $289) and $169.94 USD (discounted from $189) respectively, with marketing text highlighting "Air-gapped signing options. Verifiable firmware." The image reinforces the post's point that Coldcard is a Bitcoin-exclusive hardware wallet, explaining why the vulnerability only impacted Bitcoin holders—since users who specifically purchase Coldcards do so solely to hodl BTC and avoid altcoins or DeFi altogether.

AI visual note: The image shows Coinkite's COLDCARD Q and Mk5 Bitcoin-only hardware wallets, priced at $249.21 USD (discounted from $289) and $169.94 USD (discounted from $189) respectively, with marketing text highlighting "Air-gapped signing options. Verifiable firmware." The image reinforces the post's point that Coldcard is a Bitcoin-exclusive hardware wallet, explaining why the vulnerability only impacted Bitcoin holders—since users who specifically purchase Coldcards do so solely to hodl BTC and avoid altcoins or DeFi altogether.

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