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$MARA Catalyst Posts

August 03, 2026

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MARA Foundation @MARAFoundation_ Β· 2026-08-03T07:15:37+00:00

@MARA Slipstream is now available as a permissionless public good with no client code requirement. Please be careful and conservative with fees to avoid transactions getting stuck in the Slipstream mempool in the event that competitive rates spike. For the foreseeable

Bitcoin News @BitcoinNewsCom Β· 2026-08-03T16:48:58+00:00

MARA OPENS SLIPSTREAM TO THE PUBLIC MARA’s Slipstream is now available as a permissionless public service with no client software required. This is especially important for users moving funds from vulnerable COLDCARD wallets. A multisig spend reveals all public keys and

Pleb Kruse = BTC foundationalist in exile @DrJackKruse Β· 2026-08-03T15:40:50+00:00

Maybe the BIP folks knew this from 2021 and made the MARA shit superfluous? How deep is your due diligence is the lesson of the day.

A Twitter screenshot shows a Telegram message from a "LibNoteGU" user dated April 2021 discussing a Coldcard firmware update (v4.0.x) referencing verified cryptographic code in `libbngu`, contrasting it with TrezoCrypto's scrutinized codebase. The post likely uses this to argue that security concerns about Coldcard's randomness function have been publicly known since 2021, suggesting some entities may have had prior knowledge that made certain due diligence efforts unnecessary.

AI visual analysis: A Twitter screenshot shows a Telegram message from a "LibNoteGU" user dated April 2021 discussing a Coldcard firmware update (v4.0.x) referencing verified cryptographic code in `libbngu`, contrasting it with TrezoCrypto's scrutinized codebase. The post likely uses this to argue that security concerns about Coldcard's randomness function have been publicly known since 2021, suggesting some entities may have had prior knowledge that made certain due diligence efforts unnecessary.

Dr Jack Kruse @_DrjackkruseBTC Β· 2026-08-03T16:45:33+00:00

Maybe the BIP folks knew this from 2021 and made the MARA shit superfluous? How deep is your due diligence is the lesson of the day.

A Telegram screenshot from April 7, 2021 in the "COLDCARD, OPENDIME & S" group shows user "nvk" pointing out that "V4.0.x firmware appears to be a radical deviation to all prior firmwares since 2018" with old TrezoCrypto code replaced by LibNbGU, questioning Coldcard's cryptographic foundations. The image supports the post's suggestion that crypto security concerns about Coldcard were flagged years in advance, making any subsequent actions or hype around the product superfluous.

AI visual analysis: A Telegram screenshot from April 7, 2021 in the "COLDCARD, OPENDIME & S" group shows user "nvk" pointing out that "V4.0.x firmware appears to be a radical deviation to all prior firmwares since 2018" with old TrezoCrypto code replaced by LibNbGU, questioning Coldcard's cryptographic foundations. The image supports the post's suggestion that crypto security concerns about Coldcard were flagged years in advance, making any subsequent actions or hype around the product superfluous.