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They still were just used to promote something they have no real understanding of . I’m sure Lindsey has very little idea of the tokenomics of the coin she was shilling and blockchain technology in general . They were just used and probably had MK real intent to cause harm to others
Q: what does it mean if sparrow in Send window doesn't give option to move transaction back to the cold card ? For me & my situation w/ my MK4 cold card, the 'create transaction' button doesn't turn blue.. What does that mean?
Idk. That’s the point. They’re covered up lol. But really? There’s plenty of de-classified CIA operations. Also some other operations are “alleged” or “redacted”. Well they’re not covered up anymore but they were at the time: MK-Ultra, CIA-led crack epidemic, operation mockingbird Idk I’m just a tinfoil conspiracy theorist dude. Don’t take me seriously lol. If there were more sources, then the CIA wouldn’t be doing their job. Lol.
I have a Ledger, Jade, CC MK4, and CC Q. I feel the Jade is very similar to the Ledger. I don't recommend the CC to people new to hardware wallets because there is a big learning curve.
Tried using it, I have a few questions/remarks: 1. Where is the "derived key from a mnemonic stored locally" stored? The wallet wants me to use this key by default, but I have no idea where it is...?! Can I generate more keys using the wallet? 2. I managed to get it to work with the Coldcard. Installed the Edge firmware on my MK4. Only works when I enter the "Ready to Sign" mode, had to keep trying until I figured that it only works then, Should be written or shown somewhere. It is also absolutely not clear that you should just plug your Coldcard, there should be a line somewhere that says "plug your hardware wallet now". 3. I still didn't try creating a wallet. The primary path is going to be my Coldcard, but I can't setup a Recovery path since the Coldcard is my only compatible hardware wallet and Liana doesn't tell me where the locally stored mnemonic is stored, so I can't trust it. I feel like I either need to understand where that seed is stored or acquire a second hardware wallet compatible with Liana...
Better options out there, especially for bitcoin only devices. I personally love my coldcard MK4's. Great device, tons of security features, and 100% bitcoin only. Blockstream Jade is another great option.
Yes! I read it first on some forum talking about MK and then I watched MK then saw the whitepaper. THIS WAS HOW I GOT MY START!
Blockstream Jade, Coldcard MK4 or Bitbox02
I'm all good with a hw wallet but I was kind of hoping the MK4 Coldcards would come down in price after this thing sells more units. I want one to play around with but why would I buy the MK4 for 157 usd when I could spend 42 more dollars and get this?
We could be the same person. I was always Ledger historically but wanted something a little more trustworthy and BTC only moving forward. I bought a Jade and have been using it for about 6 months. The air-gabbed login process to the device is horrible IMHO. It is simple to use once logged in but it feels “unfinished” with options and selections. That all being said I have ordered a ColdCard Q as I have played with a MK3 and like the software and the menus.
From my thorough research, the latest recommended hardware wallets include Bitbox02 (bitcoin only version) & Coldcard MK4 (both more expensive than others but offer the current best security) - then there is Blockstream Jade or Trezor Safe 3 which both offer great open source security at a lower price. The Ledger used to be the go-to hardware wallet a couple of years ago for many people but things have since happened that means this is now typically far less recommended & many in fact advice avoiding them (closed source rather than open source for a start). In terms of which exchange... that really depends on where you're based as some exchanges aren't available in certain countries. I use Kraken Pro but there's tons of others. Ultimately, just check a range of exchanges that are available to you, ensure they are reputable & compare all of their buying fees & their withdrawal fees.
I'm hesitant to even call them proxy tech for AI. Render is for borrowing graphics power, and no one's currently using it for anything [besides speculative trading](https://solscan.io/token/rndrizKT3MK1iimdxRdWabcF7Zg7AR5T4nud4EkHBof). The Graph is for making GraphQL queries. Both require off-chain data in order to be used for AI, and the accuracy of the response cannot be verified if off-chain data is used.
Ledger is probably fine, especially if it's an original Nano S. I used one for years (with Sparrow) and had no issues. Having said that I have recently upgraded my stack to a Coldcard MK4, but only due to paranoia (which is probably unfounded) and the fact my stack is big enough now that I'd be gutted if my keys were leaked from the ledger somehow. I'm sure the Ledger is absolutely fine though! You are doing a million times better than the people storing their BTC on the exchange!
TIL: The US Government has convinced countries, even those it's funding war against, of an illusionary carbon crisis. MK Ultra must be doing overtime. >I guess that electricity coming from the outlet is obtained from unicorns and sprinkles, and not burning of fossil fuels. For a lot of states this isn't the case, plenty of them utilize wind and renewable sources. Canada and Scotland are two countries also heavily invested in renewable sources. Why do you assume the US isn't? Especially at the local level with people having the option to have solar for instance.