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A Steel Plate in the Safe
Families who can't recover a holder's bitcoin often find the hardware and never find the map. What a recoverable Bitcoin inheritance looks like from the family's side, and why multisig alone doesn't supply it.
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The AI Didn't Steal Your Key. It Stole Your Instruction.
When an AI agent can pay, the attack moves from the key to the instruction. Three cases from a $1.5 billion signing failure to a bot talked into a transfer, a ten-second sandbox, and one boundary rule for anyone letting software near their bitcoin.
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Convenience Was the Bait. Control Was the Catch.
An iris scan at a Colombian airport, two AI models switched off on a Friday evening, and a French tax office that leaked who owned bitcoin. What I keep handing over without asking whether I can take it back.
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The Day I Traded My Iris for 30 Seconds
A biometric line at a Colombian airport, and the trade between convenience and control I made in thirty seconds and can't take back.
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The Theft Often Begins Before the Theft
The damage rarely begins with a hack. Whether the bitcoin sits in a hardware wallet, an exchange or a retirement account, the entry point is the same: a person under pressure, trusting the wrong message.