Cryptography puzzle cracked in half an hour

The elliptic-curve seed NIST had kept hidden for 25 years was dug up by Claude—and it turned out to be lrand48 from a ’90s C library, combined with a Unix timestamp. This supposedly state-level secret algorithm, once stripped down, was on par with the random number generator at an internet café.

This has absolutely nothing to do with coin prices. ECDSA hasn’t been broken, and secp256k1 hasn’t been touched. The market will keep shaking out traders as usual. The whales were just looking for an excuse to shake people out, and this news is perfect for scaring retail traders into handing over their coins. A short-term pullback is just a chance to sell cheap to the market manipulators.

Longs, how’s the wind up on the rooftop? What are your cost bases for BTC and ETH?

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