This is not a drill. On July 30th, 594 Bitcoin — roughly $38 million — was swept from 500 wallets in about 25 minutes. Nobody was phished. Nobody's device was touched. A firmware bug in Coldcard meant the random numbers generating people's seed phrases weren't actually random. A predictable seed is a math problem an attacker can solve. Zach — who owns a Mark III — breaks format to give you the immediate action steps first, then walks through the full timeline, the entropy failure explained simply, what a BIP39 passphrase would have protected, why multisig across multiple vendors is the structural fix, and the habits that protect you regardless of who makes your wallet. Email z.addair@bitcoinwell.com or help@bitcoinwell.com if you need help walking through your own migration. Coldcard #HardwareWallet #BitcoinSecurity Bitcoin Well is a non-custodial bitcoin platform that helps people buy, sell and use bitcoin in Canada and the United States. Customers can buy bitcoin online and receive it directly to their personal wallet, or work with Bitcoin Well Infinite for transactions over $50,000. Bitcoin Well also operates a network of Bitcoin ATMs across Canada. Learn more about bitcoin, self-custody and Bitcoin Well's services at bitcoinwell.com RESOURCES & LINKS: 🚀 Buy Bitcoin/Freedom: https://bitcoinwell.com 📧 Join the Mission (Newsletter): https://bitcoinwell.com/newsletter 📊 Take the Bitcoin Survey: https://bitcoinwell.com/survey 📈 Investor Relations: https://bitcoinwell.com/investors CONNECT WITH US: 🕊️ X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/thebitcoinwell 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/thebitcoinwell ⚡ Nostr: npub19mf4jm44umnup4he4cdqrjk3us966qhdnc3zrlpjx93y4x95e3uq9qkfu2 (https://bitcoinwell.com/nostr)