because this is what it looks like
i can't just take credit for being part of Coldkey and be happy about any/alleged profits i also have to be there for the customers in times like these
and my decision is this, that i will make these refunds out of my own pocket
i am just a very positive person and think/believe that this will pay off/be appreciated someday...
here i would like to thank again expressly for the very great gesture to Mitchell and Kryptowerk
You are a good man, cygan and are doing great initiative to refund victims.i can't just take credit for being part of Coldkey and be happy about any/alleged profits i also have to be there for the customers in times like these
and my decision is this, that i will make these refunds out of my own pocket
i am just a very positive person and think/believe that this will pay off/be appreciated someday...
here i would like to thank again expressly for the very great gesture to Mitchell and Kryptowerk
It is good for your reputation and Coldkey but something is damaged can not be restored completely. This accident is not your fault but it is marked in history of BTC related collectible products and companies, not only Coldkey.
In addition, even you refund victims, the values for their items are no longer as same as before the accident. Imagine, the value of BTC stolen in each item is small but maybe previous value of the item was higher than BTC stolen by yogg (?)
Maybe Bitcoin developers must think of it, because collectible items are one of Bitcoin use cases. They should develop something to make it safer.
Anyone has idea, can join the discussion Change co-signers for Bitcoin multisig wallets, can it be developed?. I think if we can come to a solution that is possibly to develop, it would be good for Bitcoin generally and Collectible industry in particular.
