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A Coldcard co-founder maintained the code behind the wallet's random number generator under a pseudonym for five years. Nobody flagged it because nobody knew it was him. $116 million and 5,200 wallets later, Rustin walks the timeline and hands you the receipts... 👀👇

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They couldn't ban Bitcoin. Every government that tried failed. So the question changed: if you can't ban it, can you just make it too heavy for ordinary people to carry? Rustin spent 3 days in a basement pulling the receipts on the code change, the money behind the developers who made it, and why nobody with a platform said a word. 👇
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They couldn't ban Bitcoin. Every government that tried failed. So the question changed: if you can't ban it, can you just make it too heavy for ordinary people to carry? Rustin spent 3 days in a basement pulling the receipts on the code change, the money behind the developers who made it, and why nobody with a platform said a word. 👇

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