Your credentials mean nothing if dinner with you is awkward 🍽️

@thepaulosophy on why being someone people actually want around outlasts every skill AI is coming for.

Turns out God is not impressed by your seed phrase backup plan.

@BornTo_BeFree on what's left when multisig fails and the only recovery option is faith 🙏

A 500 year old Mayan prophecy somehow predicted what's happening at @BitcoinJungleCR in Costa Rica 🌴

@thepaulosophy on the eagle and the condor finally reuniting, and why Bitcoin might be both birds at once.

I just set up a travel router.
This is something I have never considered until recently.

> $150 device.
> Light as a feather.
> Wifi repeater or tether for internet
> All devices connected
> VPN built in

So smooth!

This guys did his research

This is a terrible plan for Canadians in 2026

2/3 will be outright confiscated
The last will be taxed slowly until unaffordable

They’re negotiating ransom
White hats have stains

The uncomfortable truth about trusting what you can't verify,

August was surprised being called one of the biggest self-custody hardware-wallet exploits in Bitcoin's history. We sat down with a couple living through it in real time, one of them checking his own balances mid-conversation to make sure his coins were still there.

This one isn't really about the hack. It's about the question underneath it: you trust a bridge you've never inspected, you trust a pilot you've never met, so why does trusting a piece of hardware feel different? John and Nadja get into personal responsibility, the pride that makes Bitcoiners feel invincible, and why losing everything you own still isn't the same as losing everything that matters.

💥 @BornTo_BeFree

There is good in the world.

That has to be the highest risk way to disclose a bug.
Bravo to all involved in what seems to be a happy ending.

TLDR;
Keys were fine.
Smart contract had a backdoor.

Examine your counterparties.

PGP on chain to fix a bug worth over $300mn is insane