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TFTC early report of Coldcard wallet drains

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https://x.com/TFTC21/status/2082933533329543188

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TFTC reports that multiple known Bitcoiners have confirmed losses and relays Kevin Loaec's working hypothesis of a low-entropy RNG issue possibly in the secure element, while noting the root cause is still unconfirmed. The post also tells single-sig owners to check balances and contact Coinkite with proof of key control. Held as an early amplification of the drain reports and hypotheses; the claims are TFTC's and Loaec's own.

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