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Galaxy Research Firmware Block Boundary

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https://x.com/glxyresearch/status/2083623541921001756

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Galaxy Research states that the vulnerable COLDCARD firmware shipped on 17 March 2021 around block 674,951, and that no coin identified in waves 1 to 3 was created before that block. This bears independently on the affected-range lower bound: 17 March 2021 is the v4.0.0 release date recorded here, not the 29 March 2021 v4.0.1 date that the vendor advisory uses as its stated boundary.

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