This isn't just a ColdCard story anymore. In this emergency episode, Portland Hodl, Bitcoin Core contributor and creator of Slipstream, reveals that an open-source AI model with none of the safety guardrails of US frontier models is now tearing through the entire hardware wallet industry's code. ColdCard was first. Then BTCPay Server. Then Nunchuk. As of this morning, Trezor too. We get into what to actually do right now if you're on an affected device (priority order matters: some setups need to move funds immediately, others have more time), how Slipstream lets you migrate funds through a private mempool without exposing your multisig's public keys to attackers, and why Portland won't rule out that the ColdCard bug was something more than an accident. We also talk about what this means as a preview for a real quantum computing threat down the road. If you're affected and don't know what to do, Bitcoin Well's support team is taking calls to help you move your funds safely. Sign up for Bitcoin Well: [app.bitcoinwell.com/signup] Book a free call with a Bitcoin Advisor: [bitcoinwell.com/infinite] Follow Portland Hodl: https://twitter.com/PortlandHODL Subscribe to Bitcoin Well for bitcoin news, security updates, and how to buy, sell, and use bitcoin. Bitcoin Well is Canada's non-custodial bitcoin company, established in 2013 and publicly traded since 2021 ($BTCW.V). We offer Bitcoin ATMs, personal bitcoin services, and an online bitcoin platform. Future-proof your money Bitcoin #SelfCustody #BitcoinWellPodcast