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heard saylor say posting your wallet is risky. that’s one of the dumbest takes i’ve ever heard on bitcoin security. posting your address doesn’t add any new risk. the blockchain is public, all addresses and balances are already out there. if someone wants to steal your bitcoin (which they can’t just from public info), they don’t need your name. no hacker’s out here saying “oh this one’s saylor’s, now i care.” they already have access to all of it. they don’t give a shit who you are. try coming up with a better and less brain-dead excuse.

S.Y. Slay 7mo ago 💬 3

I don't know the exact Saylor quote but associating your name with your wallet hurts privacy and could open you up to wrench attacks, no?

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bitcoinlimit 7mo ago

the world already knows who you are and what you hold. you’re the chairman of a public company. this isn’t like walking into a bar wearing a bitcoin t-shirt.

vnprc 7mo ago

saylor said proof of reserves is a bad idea except his stated reason is nonsense. you don't need to doxx your address to prove you hold bitcoin. that's what zero knowledge proofs were invented for.

saylor is either lying or retarded, i'm not sure which. either way you should not pay heed to anything the man says

Mephi 7mo ago

Go wrench attack these guys in Japan

https://metaplanet.mempool.space/

Saylor already claims he has these coins. That's enough for anyone dumb enough to go at him with a wrench.