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→ Raised $4.8M
→ 2+ years to market
→ Thousands of users worldwide
→ Millions in assets secured
→ 0 hacks. 0 resellers. Customer data deleted w/in 30 days
→ 200K units production capacity
→ Security audited by Halborn
→ 2026 RedDot Design winner
→ Above all best in UI/UX
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Ryder One vs Ledger: Which is the Better Hardware Wallet by
@NordicMiner
youtube.com/watch?v=xuDx1CZ8…
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When trust in self-custody suffers, we all lose.
When a market leader suffers a security incident, the entire hardware wallet industry takes a hit. Dancing on Ledger's grave to sell your own product isn't the flex you think it is.
Every hardware wallet has its own security trade-offs, strengths, and vulnerabilities. No solution is perfect.
We're at a point where the entire category needs to focus on security hardening, transparency, and rebuilding consumer trust, not exploiting each other's failures for marketing.
I'm with @Dantoshi here.
For media and creators: we’re happy to walk you through the technical details of this incident and explain why the seedless approach is the way and why a simpler wallet means fewer places to hide. Reach us at [email protected]
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🚨 Over $90M in crypto reportedly stolen from 300+ wallets.
Early investigations point to a potential supply-chain attack involving devices sold through a @Ledger reseller in Southeast Asia, rather than a breach of Ledger's infrastructure.
The exact attack method remains unconfirmed.
Our thoughts are with everyone affected. Losing your hard-earned savings is devastating.
At Ryder, we believe security isn't about competing with other hardware wallets. We're all working toward the same mission: making self-custody safer for everyone.
We've published a series of articles covering:
→ What investigators have uncovered so far
→ How hardware wallet supply-chain attacks could happen
→ Why protecting your recovery phrase is critical
→ How these security considerations influenced Ryder One's design
Incidents like this remind us why we build what we build. The industry gets stronger when we learn from each other.
We hope those affected get the answers and support they deserve.
Read our full coverage 👇
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This is not about @Ledger versus @RyderWallet or @Trezor.
It's about protecting the people who trust our industry with their savings. We stand with those affected and hope the ongoing investigation brings answers, accountability, and stronger security practices for everyone.
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🔴 JUST IN: $86M HACK @LEDGER INVESTIGATION
1/ An estimated $86M in crypto has reportedly been stolen across hundreds of wallets, with multiple victims claiming their Ledger devices were never compromised.
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TOKEN2049 was about being in the right rooms.
Marvin Janssen, Co-Founder of Ryder, catching up with people from:
→ @maxime_bucaille of @DraperVC
→ @samizb of @DraperDragon @OrionFund
→ @F_Gregaard from @Cardano
Different ecosystems. Different perspectives. Same question:
What does the next generation of crypto actually need?
For us, the answer is still simple: better self-custody.
Good week in Singapore. More coming!
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Ethereum has Vitalik.
Solana has Anatoly.
Stacks has Muneeb.
The strongest crypto ecosystems have a human people associate with the mission.
People follow people.
Founder-led "crypto" brands win because conviction is easier to believe when you can see who’s behind it.
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Sorry but this is what $STX needed.
Watch closely @muneeb will take @Stacks to Valhalla.
Crypto runs on narratives, and there’s still no stronger narrative than Bitcoin.
Bitcoin and @Stacks was my first love, then spent the last few years getting exposure to other ecosystems like @Solana. More recently, I’ve also been in close touch with teams across @Cardano and @Ripple.
After seeing how different ecosystems operate up close, I still believe @Stacks has one of the most promising narratives in crypto.
The opportunity is turning that Bitcoin narrative into real execution, products, users, and capital is "REAL".
After also working closely with @renapshah through the Stacks Endowment board committee, she’s genuinely S-tier++ when it comes to execution. Probably one of the best operators I’ve seen aside from @vibhu of @solana
With @muneeb pushing the ecosystem forward "again" $STX is entering a very interesting chapter.
DYOR.
I’ll share my full breakdown on @Stacks soon.
Top 5 things I’m doing in the first 30 days as CEO:
(1) Expand the institutional BD machine. Bitcoin bonds are seeing increased demand. We want to shorten the time from first interest to going live. Speed matters.
(2) Simplified leadership structure. Empower our rockstars and clarify what decisions I make. I’ll hear all input and then make quick decisions. We’ll move like a startup on fire.
(3) Publish a 2-year roadmap, beyond bitcoin capital markets. How institutional-grade BTC privacy and post-quantum fit into our roadmap. We’re the frontier of bitcoin.
(4) Public comms & investor meetings. I’m meeting large holders 1-1 and updating them on the latest thesis and traction. First public holders update call within 30 days.
(5) Clarify value accrual. We’ll assign all IP to the endowment, which has no shareholders, making it crystal clear that all value accrues to STX. Publish value accrual mechanics: why bitcoin bonds fuel growth.
I’ve been in this industry for 13 years, and I’m coming back at the helm as CEO. Building on the frontier of Bitcoin is my dream job.
We’ll be building in public. Anyone can join us. The ticker is $STX.
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September 2026 was a brutal month for crypto security.
$684M+ reportedly stolen - the worst month of 2026.
→ Bitget: $351.6M lost
→ D’CENT: 6,678 wallets reportedly drained
→ XRP holders hit across multiple attack waves
→ Stolen funds rapidly swapped across chains and moved toward off-ramps
And it exposed something bigger:
Keeping crypto on an exchange creates counterparty risk.
Self-custody removes that risk but introduces another responsibility: protecting your keys, recovery method, software and every interaction around them.
The lesson from September?
Owning your keys is only step one.
Protecting them is everything.
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TLDR; on @bitget hack
Someone figured out how to trick Bitget’s system into sending them around $352 million in crypto. According to its CEO, they didn’t even steal the secret keys. They made fake transfer instructions look real, and Bitget’s own system approved them. Imagine a bank accepting a forged payment request and sending the money, that’s the idea.
The wallets they use for everyday transfers got hit, but their offline storage was untouched. Once Bitget spotted what was happening, it stopped withdrawals while it investigated.
@bitget says it has enough money in its protection fund to cover the loss, so customers’ balances haven’t changed. So funds are SAFU But imagine opening your account, seeing your money there, and still being unable to take it out.
You’re stuck waiting, even though you didn’t do anything wrong.
When an exchange holds your crypto, you’re relying on them to let you access it. With your own hardware wallet, you hold the keys but keeping the wallet and recovery backups safe becomes your responsibility.
DYOR always!
BREAKING: $352M stolen from @Bitget.
> Withdrawals are currently frozen
> Bitget says it can cover the loss but customers are still waiting to move their crypto
> If you're a user your balance is there and you can't access it.
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🟧 @Stacks explained #28: How to stack STX
Three common routes, all earning BTC from the same source.
Pools: delegate your STX to a pool like @TheFastPool or through @xverse. No minimum to hit alone, the pool handles signing.
Liquid stacking: deposit STX with @StackingDao and receive stSTX. The yield accrues inside the token, and you can still trade it or use it as collateral.
Solo: lock directly and run or delegate signing yourself, if you meet the minimum.
Pick by how much you hold and whether you need the STX to stay liquid.
🟧 @Stacks explained #27: What STACKS stands for
From the Nakamoto whitepaper, the name is an acronym for what the layer is designed to do:
S: Secured by the entire hash power of Bitcoin (Bitcoin finality)
T: Trust-minimized Bitcoin peg, write to Bitcoin
A: Atomic BTC swaps and assets owned by BTC addresses
C: Clarity language for safe, decidable smart contracts
K: Knowledge of full Bitcoin state, read from Bitcoin
S: Scalable, fast transactions that settle on Bitcoin
Six properties, one name. Credit to a reader for pointing this one out.
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We currently have thousands of users and are securing millions of dollars in assets.
Thank you to everyone who has supported us along the way! 💜
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Our boss said, post something today but make it editorial and fashion,
so here u go guys!
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Our tech to kill the seed phrase is officially patent pending.
TapSafe Recovery: distributed self-custody backup built on Shamir's Secret Sharing.
No single piece gives access. No single mistake costs everything.
This is what we've been building. 🔐
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Think of it like @Stacks opening the first Bitcoin savings account.
Institutions locked 230 BTC for six months. They still control their Bitcoin, but they cannot move it during that period. In return, they earn around 3% per year, paid weekly in Bitcoin.
$STX works like the security deposit needed to open the account. The more Bitcoin institutions want to lock, the more STX also needs to be locked. This creates real demand and utility for STX.
The first account completely sold out according to @muneeb. Every institutional partner took the maximum allocation available. This shows there is demand, so the next bond will likely be much bigger.
The bigger vision is to make this 3% yield the standard savings rate for Bitcoin. If you want to earn more than that, you would need to take more risk.
For @TheFastPool, this could bring more users, $STX, and activity into the Stacks ecosystem.
The only thing to watch is that Bitcoin bondholders get paid first, while regular STX stackers earn from what remains.
Data from the first-ever bitcoin bond is in:
- Demand side sold out! Every institutional partner maxed out their capacity allocation. 21Shares, Nakamoto (through UTXO), and HashKey among early partners.
- 230 BTC enrolled in bonds. They start earning 3% BTC yield starting tomorrow! Weekly automated payments in BTC.
- New STX proportional to 230 BTC (so approx 11.5 BTC worth of STX got locked for 6 months for the bonds). We saw 20M additional STX locked from the last cycle. More STX locked is generally a healthy sign for network growth and holders.
- Next bond in roughly 4 weeks (around Oct 10). We’ll likely release larger bitcoin capacity for bond 2. This bond was limited in size to test out institutional flows on the live product. Several great learnings from working with institutional partners to help polish the UX for the next bond.
We believe this yield can become a “fed rate” equivalent for bitcoin. A $100B-$200B potential market for BTC that can earn yield in a self-custodial way.
More importantly, such a native yielding product sends flows into onchain bitcoin capital markets on Stacks. We already saw this with bond 1, where DeFi apps like Zest and pools like Fast Pool and Xverse saw increased traffic.
The value accrual to STX dynamics is now live, and proof is onchain with locked STX.
Now we scale it with capital flows. Forward!