"article": "The post had no author. That is the entire event, and almost nobody who read the headline understood it.\n\nOn a morning the market spent pricing euphoria into a bull tape, the official COLDCARD account on X published a link. It was dressed as a wallet migration guide β the precise genre of instruction that a hardware-wallet holder is trained to follow without friction, because migration implies urgency, and urgency implies action. There was no login event. No session record. No access log. The account simply spoke. Then the account deleted what it said.\n\nI have spent nine years reading the gap between what a protocol claims and what its code does. This is the first time in a while that the gap opened in the one layer everyone treats as out of scope: the announcement channel itself. A hardware wallet is a promise that you will never have to trust a third party. This week, that promise was routed through the least trustworthy surface in the stack β a centralized social platform whose blue check is a badge, not a signature. The device did not fail. The device was never asked
