Whoa, the Coldcard hardware wallet exploit just crossed $100M in stolen $BTC. That's... not a small number.
Hardware wallets were supposed to be the "safe" option, right? The whole pitch was keeping your keys offline. Now this happens and suddenly everyone's second-guessing their setup.
If you're holding anything significant, maybe worth double-checking your security game. Not just which wallet, but how you're actually using it. Firmware updates? Seed phrase storage? All that boring stuff nobody wants to think about until it's too late.
Also kinda wild how these exploits keep finding new angles. Just when you think you've got it figured out... 🙃
Hardware wallets were supposed to be the "safe" option, right? The whole pitch was keeping your keys offline. Now this happens and suddenly everyone's second-guessing their setup.
If you're holding anything significant, maybe worth double-checking your security game. Not just which wallet, but how you're actually using it. Firmware updates? Seed phrase storage? All that boring stuff nobody wants to think about until it's too late.
Also kinda wild how these exploits keep finding new angles. Just when you think you've got it figured out... 🙃