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> All good. 🐤 🙂

Bitcoin block: 960542
Hash: 000000000000000000001d1b32ae6b16435928b738a89db839c1c1abfe6801d4


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If commies understood economics, they wouldn't be commies.

Every time a new vulnerability is found in a hardware/software crypto wallet, all other brands try their best to sink their competitor, while claiming that "they aren't like that! They are the safe ones!11!!11!!"

And so it goes until the next vulnerability.

The circular crypto economy is taking place here: https://xmrbazaar.com

If you haven't played around with OpenCode + Kimi K3 yet = do it today.

If you have any project (code) = check it with Kimi K3.

If you use FOSS crypto wallets = check their code. // not for the sake of the brand, but for your own sake.

If you don't check your code using a smart LLM, others will do it for you.

Okay, I'm back to my new addiction - checking the crypto wallets I use for vulnerabilities.

After checking ‘Cake Wallet,’ 'Monfluo,‘ and 'Cashu(.)me,’ it's now time to check the wallet I use the most - 'Unstoppable Wallet.'

I don't even know how to describe the situation with Coldcard.

[ i don't care about the maxi clowns at the helm of the company ]

Remember how we used to repeat that it's physically impossible to audit absolutely all the software you use, even if it's open source?

Can we still say that in July 2026, having Kimi K3? Or has it simply turned into a question of money/time/desire?

Some companies managed by kings with their heads held high, who can't think to run their own code through a capable LLM, are paying with their reputations, and naive users are paying with their money.

I have gradually started checking parts of the software that are critical to me, including updates. Yes, it's not cheap, but it's still cheaper than losing money by trusting a team of marketers and company management with their heads held high.

Aged like fine wine.

#coinkite #coldcard