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    dim_mak5 (OP)
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    August 07, 2026, 10:09:06 PM
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    I have a feeling BlackRock Wall Street in the near future is going to fund a new hardware wallet company and release a new closed source hardware btc wallet that is so called 'Government Approved' that is insured up to max 0.1 BTC for retail customers and 1 BTC for commercial customers kinda like FDIC insurance because they can afford to. Only by doing this they can trick the nearly all btc hodlers to give up self custody. They will try to corner the bitcoin hardware wallet and be like like Iphone in the cell phone market.

    They will sponsor most of the hacks to get hodlers to fear self custody.

    True Entropy is suppose to be more random that the lottery number being drawn out.

    Can anyone confirm whether existing hardware wallets entropy will still be secure in 5-10 years time? Never mind quantum computers.

    I still cant understand someone paying money for a hardware wallet for Entropy yet still expect to roll the dice for added randomness is insane. It is like paying for a cheeseburger but buying your own cheese slice and adding it in yourself in the burger. The customers paid for Entropy so why they rolling the dice? The hardware wallet manufacturers are implying are entropy chips are not as good as your old fashioned dice rolling?

    What if wall st sponsored hackers or Ai hackers figured out the randomness of lets say Ledger and Trezor devices and most BTC in cold storage gets hacked.

    Why Michael Saylor not stash any of his bitcoins in a hardware wallet and instead use a third party insured Custodian like Coinbase?

    Satoshi Wallet that has a million bitcoins in it, that must be truly random generated as it hasn't been hacked yet. What randomness Entropy Satoshi used?
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