agreed. it cant accidentally get turned on if it isnt there in the first place.

bump - lots of slots open, if we get at least 30, all are winners at that point.

for any of the projects I have worked on, from doing DIY coins for people, to the Mojo coins I assisted with, the pepeflyer coins, my pokerchip sets, the amount of coins I have keyed approaches 1700-2000

The process I use is very simple.

I use an airgapped computer that has bitcoin core and the samr7 vanitygen program installed. This system is never online. It is updated with disposable usb drives that are used to install updates and move files to the airgapped system. The usb sticks never go from the airgapped system to an online system and are disposed of after one use. This is done via my fire pit. Periodically, I also replace the harddrive in the airgapped system disposing of the old one via the same burn pit.

I use an old printer that has no wifi or bluetooth capabilities - it is a laser printer and I print on Revlar paper.

I have used text for private keys, qr codes and many times used both text and qr code.

I do not save any files to the airgapped system. Keys are printed and locked in a safe in my office. If the keys are ever out and I leave the room or they leave my sight, they are disposed of and new keys are made.

If anyone ever has an issue with my coins - it will not be because someone is sweeping them. It will be a human error on my part.

Examples:

putting the wrong key on a coin (I have done this once that I know of - customer contacted me, I reimbursed them for the load)
I once put the QR codes backwards - with the private key facing out and the address facing in, when identified, generated new key and address and re-did the coin.

No one is free from making a mistake and there is a huge difference between making a mistake and being malicious when it comes to keys.

Keys should never be saved or stored where someone else can get them.

I believe you had one already - maybe several - as you have walked thru your process very clearly and meticulously several times.


and by widespread you mean what? if there is some larger issue, you need to state it now vs later - the sooner the better.

understood - and sorry, I wont post these questions here then.

First off, I have said no lies about you. I have actually gone thru the data you provided (concerning the seats) and verified it was accurate and matched the figures you stated.

What I have said, is what pretty much everyone on the forum has said about your mining operation and your "seats" and about how you mismanaged/misused the forum funds.

Apparently, you are still stuck on the fact that you believe everything you have done to be right and that you are the benevolent giver to all.

BTW - I do not really want a slot - this was just to see if you still had me blocked

good luck to all who are still on the largest grifter and ponzi scheme operators good side.

as a note - many have peeled all their RC coins. When a coin maker has been compromised, one must assume all works are compromised.

we really need to hear about your key generation process and how it was different for the affected coins vs the ones you claim are safe.

and then a very detailed post on how exactly you generated keys for each project.

you use an airgapped system correct? if you are using a system that is online, then all your coins are at risk and you need to cease selling any coins and recall all of them - I hope it is not this serious and I am not sure if it was, that you would say so.

Considering your statements on how your keys are generated when previously asked:


so if it is a one use system, was it online? did you lose control of it?

if it is not a hardware leak - then it someone on your team, or no?

how many are on your team?
how many have access to key generation?

and how do you have private keys stored after the coins were made?? No keys should ever be saved.

I will take #7 - I do like the idea behind this raffle. Let's see if you still have me on block

always willing to assist.

I want to know how the keys were generated and thus how they were compromised.

RC stated these coins keys were generated differently than the others - how so?

If you used an airgapped system, and did not save the keys, and you still have possession of that system, then how were they breached?

even without saving there are potential ways someone could have recovered them from the system but that would mean you lost control of it.


I am glad to see you making people whole but that does not make them whole - their coin will never be what it was worth.

How were the keys generated? You said they were done differently - how so?

this is why you use an offline airgapped key generation process.


I was able to help rsincognito and deciphered both pks that he sent me - willing to help anyone who needs it at zero cost. you can tip if you want but my motivation is to get the bitcoin to the buyers not back to the maker.

always happy to help - I am always here to help the community.

do you mind if I share the images of your terrible keys? NVM I see you posted them.



you shared the nice one too - the other one was a bit more blurry? not sure if that is the right word - but the letters were bleeding into one another.

there are 2 that just moved - that was me, helping someone redeem their very poorly very hard to read keys.

will update with coin numbers in a moment.


first was: Gilded 82

second was: lost coin series - v1 - I dont know the coin number yet.

even unfunded ones pose a risk in the future if the buyer loads them and they get swept at a later time.

the fact that a single coin was swept is evidence that keys were saved and that all keys are potentially at risk.

speaking about Stacks - someone might want to tell them so they can pull those auctions.

same - I have had 5 RC coins - 4 bought and 1 given by RC (ironically) as a gift for those who were affected by Yogg's scammy bs.

good to know it was not RC