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I’m currently using GPT to develop a USDC payment gateway. I initially considered using an existing payment provider, but I heard that many of them freeze accounts, so I decided it would be better to build it myself. I’ve spent about ten days on it and am nearly finished; since I’m using testnet tokens, compliance isn't really an issue. It’s an online-based venture dealing with cryptocurrency, so there’s virtually no regulatory scrutiny—all you need is a wallet, and you can even generate wallet addresses directly using Viem.

It is much bigger than that. Did you mean cubic foot of the Milky Way? That is roughly a better fit. I ran the numbers through GPT, and while not always great with math, and considering estimates for Milky Way’s size and thickness vary, there are about:
2²⁵⁶ ≈ 1.16 × 10⁷⁷ possible Bitcoin private keys.
If you model the Milky Way as a disk roughly 100,000 light years across and 1,000 light years thick, then:
**Spread across the flat disk, there would be about 1.5 × 10³⁴ keys per square foot**. **Spread throughout its volume, there would be about 4.9 × 10¹⁴ keys per cubic foot, or roughly 493 trillion per cubic foot. So your figure of 480 trillion is actually very close if you meant cubic foot.**
For another comparison, if you spread all possible Bitcoin private keys over the surface area of the observable universe (modeled as a sphere about 93 billion light-years across), there would be roughly 4.4 sextillion (4.4 × 10²¹) keys per square foot.
If you instead spread them throughout the entire volume of the observable universe, there would be only about 0.0000092 keys per cubic foot. Put another way, that works out to roughly one possible Bitcoin private key for every 109,000 cubic feet of the observable universe.

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/bitcoin-red-team-finds-85-critical-flaws-across-390-open-source-repos-after-coldcard-exploit
The Red Team security review effort is using models like Kimi K3, GPT Sol, Fable, Opus and GLM5.2.

They are going after the people that read the words, made a decision for a goofy bitcoin only wallet focused on security, and got like 12 bits instead of 256. I’m homeless and unemployed and I need to raise money to eat. Almost Sport is hosting my collection because like many, I prepared, I practiced, I did it right and still can’t win. That preparation and testing the backups and going air gap etc makes HODLing an almost sport, and sometimes we lose a game. Can we save the season ? This hits the HODL community, these are diamond hand wallets and they probably don’t even know it’s ongoing and they are at risk yet.

I’m using my unopened backup cold card, and included stickers as inspiration for a new line of parody merchandise that will hopefully help get the word out on the street so normal people see us and ask their bitcoin friend if they have heard about it. How did the company that tried to do one thing well screw up and not use the hardware they were so proud of ? https://shop.almostsport.org/collections/not-your-keys

How did it all go so wrong for so long ? Did precisely nobody look at the code as part of the QC, no automated tests or manual testing ? Just advertising and good vibes with GPT 3 making it fast and easy ? I hope they post a few more times before their lawyers tell them to stop paying for a website when every penny needs to go to funding the defense team, and an exit strategy.

DM me the info and I can help. /s I would lean towards Chat GPT or Claude here. DO NOT SHARE with anyone.

Sounds like you're on the right path already. Chat GPT or Claude, for sure not Reddit.

That’s actually not true. I asked ChatGPT about this yesterday and there is a whole lot more information about this than you realized. Ask GPT what chainalysis and other’s have dug up on it so far.

I have ordered a trezor safe 7 from amazon as it comes same day!
Any guide how to move from coldcard mk4? GPT suggest moving to hot wallet first then back to cold wallet.

The heroes we don't deserve
>Bitcoin Red Team Update:
>We have been working around the clock, with ~$20,000 of spend up to this point across different services. Funding is secured, I appreciate all the gestures for donations but it is not necessary. The bill is taken care of.
>We have done over a dozen disclosures up to this point, with 150 repos scanned. The hardest part is coordinating to get things to the right people (thank you @danielabrozzoni
for the help)
>I have a first pass on a bitcoin red team agent harness which only requires an @opencode
zen api key, makes it easy for us to use K3 for the actual heavy lifting and then GPT Sol + Fable/Opus + GLM5.2 for supporting documentation.
>While it is powerful, having found critical issues, I would view this as only version one. There is a lot of iteration I'm looking forward to improving on.
>Our goal is to open source the harness so it can be pointed at internal repositories for insights so the hardening of defenses can go deeper than the code which is made public.
>We also have been connected with OpenAi for some help so I could manage getting the @OpenAI
Cyber Harness running as well (thank you @lylepratt
). Its a much more expensive scan, but well worth it for load bearing portions of the bitcoin ecosystem and has already yielded good results.
>Goals for tomorrow are scale in processes and systems so we can do a better job and automating full end to end functionality to get humans out of the loop for the heavy lifting. The first mile (requests/staging) and last mile (handoff of reports) are the choke points right now.
https://x.com/Rob1Ham/status/2084523368783438198