That's a good way to look at it. I still can't shake the preference for software and dedicated airgapped systems. Hardware devices seem like they have much higher risk. They usually keep your address (Coinkite seemed to collect and retain it despite claiming otherwise), they are supply chain targets...

Think blockchain wallets generated many years ago used a non secure random and got swept. Don't remember another hardware wallet to mess it up though... Real amateur hour fuck-up, amazing that it could have been like that for 5 years plus. At least it doesn't look like any of the exchanges were usin...

Was root cause of this vulnerability actually just low entropy or that Coinkite used a poor recipe for creating seed entropy and that this recipe was discovered and exploited?