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GN CT Crypto feels alive again - vibez are back. No more infofi slop, ai shid... NFT's are back, communities forming... Fock it. Ps. @MadLads next. Mark my words.
AI visual note: An illustrated figure in a dark suit and gloves salutes with a pipe in mouth against a Van Gogh "Starry Night" backdrop, a speech bubble reading "GOODNIGHT." The image's somber, final-feeling salute mirrors the post's tone of closing one crypto chapter ("GN CT") while heralding a return of NFTs and community vibes, with the bloody chest emblem hinting at the rough road ahead.
The vulnerability that leaked Coldcard seeds was in an external library called libngu. Turns out, the anonymous GitHub account @switck that created that library was CoinKite CTO Peter Gray himself. That's the conclusion, based on about 50 commits signed with his personal GPG key.
AI visual note: The image shows a GitHub pull request titled "PR's accepted? #7" with a discussion thread referencing commit `0edb1d7` from June 21, 2020, where user "switck" submitted code to the libngu library, which the post alleges was actually authored by Coldcard/CoinKite CTO Peter Gray under an anonymous account.