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Second one this week - Trezor was first in line. Seems that targeting physical orders - the same attack vector as was the case with Trezor Bearish on hardware wallets? submitted by /u/SpurdoSparde28 [link] [comments]
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Mark Cuban claims "Computer chips are the new crypto" but what's really happening is a convergence of everything AI, Crypto, Computer Chips, Energy Everything is converging faster than people can reasonably understand. The chips are fueling AI which is fueling a global redesign of every industry As agents reshape industries, we'll need fast moving currency as the settlement layer. Currency has…
Has anyone tried Expert Picks (by Market Wind) in CoinDCX? How was your experience? I'm not really sure about: - High leverage they push - No detailed historical data to analyse (they do not show the loss % on their past stop-loss transactions) - 62% Success rate with 5.57% profit is too good to be true - No algo option to opt - There is no verifiable data submitted by /u/qwerty_0123456 [link]…
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Physical risk breach - the largest crypto exchange in Israel was hacked. The company attempted to minimize the damage by stating that no credit cards were stolen, however, the identification details and deposit addresses of all customers were likely compromised. This means that if you deposited a large amount of money into the exchange, you immediately become a target for theft and kidnapping.…
Back in 2013 I bought a small butterfly labs ASIC miner and joined a mining pool called bitminter. I managed to get around 0.75 btc before the miner became usless, i printed off my backup jammed it into shoe box and left it. I thought I had 0.75 turns out I actually only had 0.25 btc. Still a chunk of change but was not the amount I thought. That's it, I am sad. I did the hodl on it and it was not…
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I have been very happy with Binance over the years. But with the new European regulations, the MICA, how Greece rejected Binance in the last minute... Now I am seeing bad stuff and good stuff about Binance. I was planning to hold my crypto portfolio until 2029. I don't mind keeping it on Binance for a year if they can back into the EU. But what do you guys think? Should I just move everything to…
Key Takeaways In August 2026, a data exposure at Trezor's shipping provider, ShipMonk, affected approximately 14,000 customers, revealing names, email addresses, phone numbers and, for many customers, shipping addresses. The leak links confirmed Trezor hardware-wallet purchases to real-world identities and shipping addresses. That creates a physical-security risk beyond phishing, including…
If you have to boil down blockchain technology to its core essence, it's a ledger. This is why Bitcoin naturally took its narrative to be a way to transact value. Because, what else can you do with moving immutable tokens around between addresses? A ledger is all finance is at its base. Everything built on top that is more or less a ponzi scheme, as crypto has proven with every utility narrative…
but i had to sell my crypto ($75) today so i can pay my credit card debt i started with $20 3 years ago 😂 rip wallet submitted by /u/urghostn [link] [comments]
I used to swap on MetaMask with no issues before. It was never big amounts, so I never really cared about the fees, but yesterday I made a larger swap and it drove me crazy. I attached screenshot below. I swapped 12.31 ETH worth $23.2k and only got 22.1k USDT, which is a 4.74% drop. I looked into it, and they advertise a fixed fee of 0.875%, so either they’re lying about that or they have very…
Binance can suck my cock. It's a fucking struggle to get your money out of that platform, I needed to fucking hook up a webcam to scan my face and passport and give them my social security and address. And then they told me to put my ass up to the webcam to scan the inside of my asshole. I followed the instructions but still haven't got my money, they say that they are verifying the authenticity…
If you're holding MOON on Arbitrum Nova, this affects you. What happened The Arbitrum DAO passed a proposal to "minimize" Arbitrum Nova. That means Nova isn't being shut down, but it's being moved into a maintenance-only state with reduced infrastructure, slower support, and stricter rate limits. Data availability shifts to Ethereum L1 blobs, and most service-provider contracts get deprecated. The…