Teddybitcoins 2084812101172748464
teddybitcoins-2084812101172748464
- Author
- @TeddyBitcoins
- Organisation
- independent
- Evidence role
- commentary
- Posted
- 5 Aug 2026, 01:21 UTC
- Capture status
- capture held
Satire posted mid-incident, claiming a Coinkite BLOCKCLOCK was found to contain a Russian military listening device precise enough to hear seed words being stamped into steel plates. It is a joke rather than a report, and is registered as one dated instance of how far distrust of the vendor's other products travelled in the first week. Neil Jacobs asked for forensic analysis of BLOCKCLOCK models as a straight question the same day, at neiljacobs-2084978259079426454; nothing captured here establishes that the second was prompted by the first.
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