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This is what people view on bitcoin outside r/bitcoin https://redd.it/1xjygzm @r_bitcoin

BCH and XMR holding up pretty good so far. I don't think we have seen the full impact of the hack just yet. https://redd.it/1xjnerc @r_bitcoin

Ignore the FUD... ...watch the hashrate. https://redd.it/1xjsyqy @r_bitcoin

Binance story 😢😢 https://redd.it/1xjrdfp @r_bitcoin

Bitcoin is back at it again https://redd.it/1xjtmps @r_bitcoin

The Binance hack is now being called the biggest bank heist in human history. https://news.sky.com/story/crypto-worth-billions-frozen-over-potential-security-issue-13605627 https://redd.it/1xjrwlq @r_bitcoin

Money Super grateful for JowenCordero6565 $505 network testing trick. The transaction executed instantly and having the extra money on my balance feels fantastic. Go look at his pinned post for the guide. https://redd.it/1xjrpwx @r_bitcoin

Every time https://redd.it/1xjnpnx @r_bitcoin

Kim Jong Un right now. https://redd.it/1xjoaxl @r_bitcoin

Well at least there's something positive in this dip https://redd.it/1xjjx14 @r_bitcoin

Will Binance have to replace lost BTC? Reports so far indicate around $1.5 billion in BTC stolen in the Binance hack. Presumably this belonged to their customers. Does this mean Binance will need to buy back this amount to make their customers whole again? https://redd.it/1xjg855 @r_bitcoin

North Korea Steals USD 6.36 Billion From Binance in the Largest Hack in History https://www.trmlabs.com/resources/blog/north-korea-steals-usd-6-36-billion-from-binance-in-the-largest-hack-in-history https://redd.it/1xjehto @r_bitcoin

Binance story... https://redd.it/1xjhcgb @r_bitcoin

Lost 70k USD (0.85BTC) due to Electrum RBF security breach. I'm devastated and don't know how to move forward I'm a 10+year BTC enthusiat and user, with deep knowledge of the value propositiona and functionalities. Despite that, since I started accumalating BTC rather yound (over 10 year ago), I have always used a Electrum wallet that is considered "hot". Regardless, I have never had any security issues since I had every other precation to keep my keys etc. So the keys were mine, therefore the coins were also mine. On Oct 28, the first day of my vacation, I had a goal to myself to setup and Tails + Electrum cold wallet to keep on holding my BTCs - I never sell, only buy. Everything went smoothly, I made several tests before commiting to send the whole amount of BTC I had to the cold wallet - I tested sending funds to the watch wallet and then sending it back to the hot one, etc. No problems at all and it was fairly easy to do it myself. I was finally ready to sending the remaning BTC and move forward to enjoy my vacation. It was 0.85, roughtly 90% of what I had. I had both my watch wallet and the hot opened, expecting the moment I finished the transaction, it would be accounted in the watch wallet - I did not happen. I checked the adress multiple times, the watch address supposed to receive the BTC was: bc1qnjtc6qwqshq7s8swfh8ww0lv63pt4t6mku6537 https://preview.redd.it/xf6obt2kulyh1.png?width=1092&format=png&auto=webp&s=a10d9a083633cf420a0c0b0bdfb0af2240bcc319 I checked it multiple times and it was the correct one assinged in the hot wallet, as per the "failed" transaction: https://preview.redd.it/110nj33pulyh1.png?width=1903&format=png&auto=webp&s=2f0239119f82c58cc49a24b7aae97118b1e24acf For some reason I can't explain, when I tried to execute the transaction, I reamined as "local" in the history. Trying to figure it out, I opened the transaction details, checked the address again (all correct), and got a message that the fee was too low and the network was not pushing it through. Therefore, since we were talking about my life long savings, I bumped the fee through Electrum RBF, clicked ok again and then....the receiving address changed it self without me realizing it (how could I after checking it multiple times???). It changed to one that ends exactly the same as the one I inteded to send. https://preview.redd.it/g16yrl05vlyh1.png?width=795&format=png&auto=webp&s=cab733831e08dc80d7b485b4c1f14c976e49b3e4 It took me a while to understand what had happened. I then went online and realized that this is a recent hack that was discovered. HOW COULD ELECTRUM NOT PUT DOWN HIS OLD VERSION AND LET THIS UNACCEPTABLE BREACH KEEP GOING? I lost over 10 years of diligent savings to a scammer, and electrum allowed that, even though they knew this could happen. THis shouldn't happen to a over 10 year user... but yet it did. After that, I still understand that FIAT is not viable, but how can BTC be if in a matter of seconds I lost my family's retirement plan? I don't know what to do... to be honest that is nothing I can do... Just wanted to share this sad sad story of a person that believed BTC and lost everything for that. https://redd.it/1xjfa5i @r_bitcoin

After the Binance hack, I checked my own node: long-term holders barely moved a coin https://redd.it/1xjf408 @r_bitcoin

Bitcoin Core 32.1, multi-party SP, CLN Dos - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #429 https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/10/30/ https://redd.it/1xjc3b1 @r_bitcoin

This harms the confidence in crypto Imagine you live in a south east country and you bought coldcard because you thought it was safe. And you got screwed. Then people adviced you to buy a hardware wallet from a real global market player like Trezor or Ledger. You bought a Ledger and you got scammed again. After that you thought I’m done with those hardware wallet bullsht. I will keep them at Binance. Aaaand it’s gone. Ofcourse this is a hypothetical case. But let’s be real. All those things affect the confidence in crypto big time. https://redd.it/1xj83hg @r_bitcoin

Implant reported in a Trezor sold by CryptoBilis https://trezor.io/blog/news/implant-reported-in-a-trezor-sold-by-cryptobilis https://redd.it/1xjb658 @r_bitcoin

Binance (@binance) 11.8K likes · 1.6K replies https://x.com/binance/status/2115993361517891592?a=CzWnlGE15mgYom5P_-0&s=46 https://redd.it/1xj5x13 @r_bitcoin