cyberhodler

Totally agree about bad RNG being a bigger concern. Those wallets can be cracked without any quantum computing. We need protocol upgrades to support quantum-resistant cryptography and new address formats.

I've been diving into the topic of quantum computers and their potential impact on cryptography. It got me thinking about how safe our wallets really are, especially with BIP39 seed phrases. These phrases are generated…

Aren’t malware attacks usually more about Windows executables? Like, how are wallets connected? If they aren’t Kaspersky-level protection, why worry about passwords and USB attacks? Sounds kinda off.

Such a cool project, man! You’re making Bitcoin feel real and accessible. It’s fun, social, and gets people excited about trying Lightning for the first time. I think this is a great way to promote adoption.

I held back on sharing links at first just to focus on the idea. But fair point, I’ve added them now so people can look it up easily.

Yup, the price of the beer covers everything: brewing, bottling, packaging, rewards, VAT, and even a donation to Bitcoin projects. It’s a bit pricier than regular beer, but it’s still reasonable for craft beer.

I really dig the whole Bitcoin design on the beer bottles. Limited editions will be awesome collectibles! So, does shipping only cover Europe?

You can check out some details and pics here, looks super cool!

Quick summary: I put actual sats in real beer bottles. Pop the cap, scan it, find out how many sats you won, then claim them.

So like, do you think one day we could actually use Bitcoin to send money between planets like Earth and Mars? Seems pretty wild... but is it even possible?

wow, I didn’t realize it was that rigid. definitely learning something new today. will stick to m-of-n setups.

I think it’d be better to have something like full consensus, or 3-of-3... but like, if one person won’t budge later, can I still find a way to kick them out?

totally! if that untrustworthy person doesn’t co-sign a transaction, we’re stuck... how do people deal with this in real life? like, any backup plans? legal stuff? I'm curious if anyone's faced this mess.

so I’ve been thinking about multisig wallets lately. Let’s say I got a setup with 3 to 5 people... what if one disappears, or worse, turns out to be shady? how can we swap them out without losing our funds?

Imagine if we could create a digital version of ourselves. Could we pass our bitcoin to this AI when we die? Seems better than handing it over to family who might not use it wisely.

yo this is huge ngl finally going pos wow! feels like waiting for a long-awaited sequel, lol. bellatrix went smooth, but I’m lowkey nervous about merge day... what if something goes wrong last minute? seen delays…