by COINS NEWS - 2 hours ago
Why? Because simply a Dictator in your country would instantly steal all public money without a trace so it's the people themselves that will reject such a currency. Ironically the late stage libertarians who pretend to want that kind of thing wi...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 5 hours ago
I've got two Coldcard Qs and two Ledger Stax devices, and I'm looking at setting up a Bitcoin multisig wallet. With all the recent security concerns around hardware wallets, I'm hesitant to use either brand. My thinking was to pick up a t...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 5 hours ago
I still cannot comprehend how big companies undermine good security practices. Tamper proffing is mandatory for any device that claims to be secure. Applying simple nail glitter polish, taking photo and connecting it to the device serial number would...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 6 hours ago
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More / Etherum Reddit - 7 hours ago
My Geth node had a publicly listening MPTCP socket. Disabling MPTCP didn't close existing listeners! Check ss -Mlntp, apply mitigations and patch your kernel ASAP. https://ubuntu.com/security/CVE-2026-98432 submitted by /u/etherbie...
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 7 hours ago
Hey guys, I wanted to open a discussion about where we are in the cycle. Could this be the final major correction before the next leg up? In previous cycles, a hack involving a tier-1 exchange like Binance would have completely decimated the price an...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 8 hours ago
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Don‘t trust the Fiat!!! submitted by /u/AcademicJunket8641 [link] [comments]
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 9 hours ago
This post is intended for feedback on moving into a Bitcoin standard for my finances. I have recently found out about the Strike app by Jack Mallers and at the very least I am experimenting with at least having a portion of my check deposited into Bi...
by COINS NEWS - 10 hours ago
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They explained everything that happened during this recent theft submitted by /u/TheTradeGuruFx [link] [comments]
by COINS NEWS - 13 hours ago
tldr: Richard Teng, Binance’s chief executive, said the group had begun a “phased resumption of withdrawals”. By midday, customers had pulled around $3.7bn, according to data from analysis firm DefiLlama. submitted by /u/sandygw...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 14 hours ago
Check this out and roast: https://thedailyvisual.com/lab/bitcoin/ Built this mostly for practice but it might come in handy the next time a relative corners me at Christmas and asks "how does Bitcoin work?" submitted by ...
by COINS NEWS - 14 hours ago
Alright guys I see people posting so much about this and I just want to mention a few things. As you all know, Binance was hacked for $6b. Massive number. Huge problem right? They refunded all of their customers, already had a fund on standby in case...
by COINS NEWS - 14 hours ago
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 15 hours ago
With all this AI hacking stuff going on with an increase in companies getting hacked in the last few weeks, at what point do we start getting worried about our BTC potentially getting hacked? Seems even the companies we trust to use like Ledger and T...
by COINS NEWS - 15 hours ago
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by COINS NEWS - 15 hours ago
Bitcoin has no blacklist. But the FBI is trying to build one around it. On October 29, 2026, hackers pulled off the largest crypto heist in history—draining $6.3 billion from Binance in just 20 minutes. Most people are focusing on the stolen bi...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 15 hours ago
In the US, every time you spend Bitcoin, it's considered a taxable event. But if someone uses BTC regularly for purchases, wouldn't that mean hundreds of transactions a year? How do people actually handle this in practice? Do they track capit...
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