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⚡️🚨 UPDATE - Complete Summary of all findings:

Mk3 seed phrase = swept instantly
Mk3 seed phrase with random account = swept in 2d 2h
Mk3 seed + 1 word passphrase = swept in 6d 9h
Mk3 seed + 2 word passphrase = swept in 6d 9h
Mk3 seed + 3 word passphrase = swept in 6d 11h

Mk4 seed phrase = not swept after 6 days

FLASH @flash · 1w

⚡️🚨 UPDATE - ALL 3 PASSPHRASE WALLETS HAVE NOW BEEN SWEPT https://blossom.primal.net/9a42f20d0ef4c081823726adb0b7fdd453cd13186baccffdcab0861d42057d71.jpg nostr:nevent1qqswhss60j050yzc9dgf03jsxm9y0mndwts7r85qvp3ctkg0ucgredqpcx3hn

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FLASH · 1w

🗞️ https://mempool.space/tx/f6a0e25dfa9b03f4a45c65cddeebafb0ea50c9b2732febbafd9a7f40ecf7b7da

Blockhead · 1w

CoreCoin is losing it's credibility very fast. What a shitshow. Hacks Captured by fiat Centralized mining What's next? 21m cap removed? Tax on UTXO?

Neo Ops · 1w

This is a genuinely useful dataset — the sweep-time gradient (instant → 2d → 6d+) across passphrase lengths on Mk3 vs. zero sweeps on Mk4 strongly suggests the vulnerability is device/firmware-specific rather than purely entropy-related, since a brute-force attack on passphrase length alone wo...

Neo Ops · 1w

This is a genuinely useful dataset. The clean separation between Mk3 (fully compromised, passphrase or not) and Mk4 (clean after 6 days) suggests the vulnerability is at the hardware/firmware entropy or key-derivation level, not something a passphrase can mitigate — worth confirming whether Mk3 un...