quotingFor wise-asses moving the goalpost of securing your bitcoin today, you can royally go fuck yourself.
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If a person has taken the steps to:
1. Buy a bitcoin only hardware wallet, which is widely respected and mentioned by most of the big bitcoin proponents in the space where one might be getting their info from, such as podcasters etc
2. Keeping it airgapped
3. Not even sharing home address during purchase to avoid wrench attacks
4. Taking good care to stamp seed on steel
5. Maybe even doing yearly drills to check up on funds and hardware
6. And lost their funds today despite all the above measures
7. NOT following the vendors guide under the subpage /paranoia
8. Being told to only do multi-sig only if very comfortable to avoid locking yourself out of funds
Then don't be coming at them today and say "you should have known you needed to roll dice too, it's your own fault"
The steps this person has taken were FAR BEYOND what is imaginable for a non-techie person and accusing them of not taking enough care to secure funds is bat-shit crazy to me and is simply evidence that this experiment has failed. Bitcoin has not been secure today. Loss of funds from highly secure setups has occurred.
"Best devs in the world" claim thoroughly debunked, now both on the bitcoin software implementations side AND the bitcoin hardware side.
This event is devastating and as much as the loss of funds breaks my heart it is also an identity crisis on my effort and belief in this incredible project.
Bitcoin has not been secure today and the threshold to actually make it secure has shown to be overwhelming and not at all ready for anyone who is not an expert in cryptography.
I'm just so devastated and this has been a hard day and i'm extremely tired and sad.
discoveringbitcoin on Nostr: the protocol is fine, but narrative is now fucked. good luck. 🔶👀 ...
the protocol is fine, but narrative is now fucked. good luck. 🔶👀

