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BitGo's CEO put 100 Bitcoin in a wallet and dared hackers to break into it. Nobody has touched it. I asked Mike Belshe what made him do it, and what it would actually take to crack.
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@mikebelshe @BitGo @NickDPayton When you rely on distributed keys rather than a single point of failure, math still wins

@mikebelshe @BitGo @NickDPayton That's serious skin in the game, really ballsy of them

@mikebelshe @BitGo @NickDPayton Sting!

@mikebelshe @BitGo @NickDPayton Tried with 600 keys/sec just for fun

@mikebelshe @BitGo @NickDPayton A public honeypot no one touches suggests either flawless security or a trap too risky to try. Which do you think it is?

@mikebelshe @BitGo @NickDPayton Math is the ultimate fortress: 100 untouched BTC proves cryptography and thermodynamics beat human greed every single time. 🛡️💻⚡₿

@mikebelshe @BitGo @NickDPayton That's a Core validator right there!

@mikebelshe @BitGo @NickDPayton In a world of lies, a truly open and indépendant Ai is a menace to gate keepers and those who profit from lies.

@mikebelshe @BitGo @NickDPayton Bet he didn't think hackers would take the day off.

@mikebelshe @BitGo @NickDPayton That’s a pretty cool stress test for Bitcoin security. Putting $6M+ on the line and letting anyone take a shot at it is one hell of a way to prove a point.
