Aug 24, 2026 6:18 PM
Bitcoin’s security relies on high entropy, yet a new wallet has been built using "extremely low entropy" derived entirely from Satoshi’s public Genesis Block. The creator claims no secret seed phrase was needed because the keys are hidden in plain sight within the blockchain's first block. This challenges the fundamental belief that public data can't be used to compromise private security. If keys can be reverse-engineered this easily, is Bitcoin truly secure? What’s your take?
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