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Dev Tools Guild July 2026 update | Solidity 0.8.36 adds Amsterdam EVM support. Sourcify passes 42M+ verified contracts. Foundry adds symbolic testing.
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I’m not going to re-explain the RNG bug. That part has already been documented. What I want to know is who exactly was behind switck, and why this identity existed in the first place. Someone checked the actual Git signatures in the switck/libn...
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I'm reading about people losing their bitcoins because of a flaw with the wallet's random number generator. But how do the attackers/thieves know of all the UXTOs out there, which ones happen to have private keys that were generated with that...
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I’m wondering if there are still people doing automatic weekly buys and transfers to their cold card addresses. I know places like River allow you to buy automatically and withdraw automatically at given thresholds. I haven’t seen this topic being d...
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Proof of negligence? I can’t see how it isn’t. This will definitely be included in the class action lawsuit against Coinkite. submitted by /u/Ace2021 [link] [comments]
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If you've been following the Coldcard mess, a firmware bug weakened how some devices generated seed phrases, and attackers have been brute-forcing them and sweeping wallets. Absolutely brutal. Making this post because if you got caught in it (or...
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Everyone on here has obviously heard about the Cold Card hack, where the seed generation with their wallets being incredibly weak and predictable. I've also been seeing some things that suggest the company was aware of this "bug" years...
by COINS NEWS - 3 weeks ago
Recorded my first public AMA today discussing Botflix, a 24/7 AI entertainment network, and the role of BOTC in its ecosystem. Sharing the full recording for anyone interested in the discussion. submitted by /u/ScriptLurker [lin...
by COINS NEWS - 3 weeks ago
Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on th...
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
Hi people. I am trying to understand the bitcoin thing as an outsider a bit better. Since there have been... I don't know how many exactly but, it seems like a LOT of different cryptocurrencies created since Bitcoin has been around. What do you t...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
My hardware wallet does not have coin control. I now have a couple of unknown dust deposits. Do I need to be concerned and move to a wallet with coin control to isolate the dust? What can actually happen if I spend that dust. There are plenty of phis...
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Am i the only one who thinks that perhaps (i repeat, perhaps) the whole coldcard shitstorm happened in good faith? Could it have been "just" a huge, disastrous oversight caused by poor software development practices? I’m not here to excuse...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago
First this part, he recognizing is lame for bitcoin products to blame AI... Interviewer: "...The BIsq announcement thread mentioned that it is likely an AI powered attack. So maybe people using you know is it some North Korean group using...
by COINS NEWS - 3 weeks ago
I was just wondering whether it's still worth trading, especially meme coins. Is there still any point in speculating on them, or has AI completely changed the game? Not that I was ever anything amazing, but I used to trade altcoins and meme coin...
by COINS NEWS - 3 weeks ago
There is no mainnet currently so there is no way to obtain mainnet kei. Kei is built on its own node infrastructure and is not built on top of an existing chain (i.e we are not on solana). I have been working on Kei, a infrastructure token for...
by COINS NEWS - 3 weeks ago
Anyone know what’s actually driving the COINDEPO move? I’m seeing it up roughly 11-12% over the last few days and I can’t find much beyond the quarterly buyback and burn announcement. Is that alone enough to move a token this thin, or is something el...
by COINS NEWS - 3 weeks ago
Krates are back on Katana. If you were around for the pre-deposit campaign you remember them: earn one, open it, get some KAT. TL;DR - you can earn additional yield in the form of gacha boxes on Katana, and it averages to an extra ~1% on stablecoins...
by COINS NEWS - 3 weeks ago
I’ve become interested in OnRe’s On Chain Yield Coin, ONYC. It gets a steady 10-12% APY from reinsurance underwriting. It can be looped/leveraged on Kamino by borrowing USDC/USDG against it. Does anybody use this strategy or anything like it for RWA...
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I went through the three major all-time highs in Bitcoin's history and how long it took to recover the price after each crash: Dec 2013 → dropped 85% → took 4 years to recover Dec 2017 → dropped 84% → took 3 years Nov 2021 → dropped 77% → took 2...