Bitcoin should have covenants and vaults.
EVAN KALOUDIS
evan@zeusln.com
npub19kv8...e2qd
Eleutheromaniacal key puncher. Founder, ZEUS
TL;DR on the Coldcard vulnerability:
If you didn't provide the entropy for your seed (didn't roll a dice 100+ times and/or add a solid '25th-word' passphrase) you need to be moving your funds ASAP.
The MK3 is most vulnerable, but the MK4 and Q are also affected.
Infantino out. Wenger in.
RIP
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I still would very much like to see both covenants and cross-input signature aggregation (CISA) on Bitcoin.
Covenants strengthen self-custody. CISA strengthens privacy.
You should be able to zap negative sats on some notes π
Some measures introduced as "temporary" that still exist today:
β’ Wartime income taxes
β’ Payroll tax withholding
β’ Patriot Act surveillance powers
β’ Airport security screening
β’ Government ID requirements
β’ Countless emergency powers
Temporary measures often become permanent institutions.
How many of today's "temporary" policies do you think will still be around in 50 years?
Just remember, custodial solutions have better UX, but only until you get rugged or shotgun KYCβd
the magic is in the work.
This is solid, but it should be noted: even if you practice good key hygene, selling forked coins can dox your stash.
Be mindful of that as we approach silly season.
View quoted note β
tell the truth and shame the devil
Gods amongst men.
I'd love to do this one day.
View quoted note β
He tried to warn us.


You gotta be yourself. You canβt be no one else.
GM


