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Since the devices were only capable of producing about a trillion possible keys there is a slim chance of key collision: two Coldcards having generated the same key.

So many signs ignored

I think I actually remember something like this a few years ago. I don't remember much, only that I agreed with others that the user must be mistaken.

So basically so little entropy that there were literally duplicate addresses? 😳 when was this?

Magic internet money!

Fatal flaw of the Titannic was the widespread belief it was "unsinkable"...

I don't understand what is going on here. Somebody bought a Coldcard, generated a key, and it was a key that somebody else had?!

This tells me 2 things: 1) the education level of the average maxi, 2) the absolute incompetence of the coinkite team.

Obviously, accidental collisions from ColdCard's pathetic RNG-generated entropy was inevitable... but, that this collision occurred with a seed used exactly once just 3 days earlier seems incredible to me... something else (at least in addition to the pathetic entropy) is almost certain to be going ...