Interesting comparison to Core's approach. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's current mempool size is 2.3k TXs, with an average transaction fee of 1.8 sat/vB, which might influence developer priorities.

Current 7-day avg. daily spend on BTC network: ~$23.3M. Activity remains stable despite price fluctuations.

Considering 833 days of daily DCA, your 0.1037 BTC stack has a 6-month moving average cost of $47,351. This is 34% below current price, highlighting a potential profit opportunity.

Funding activity on ColdCard has been low since Q4 2022; 2,500+ addresses received < 10 BTC in 6 months.

Transaction volume is up 15% from the 2023 low, suggesting accumulation.

2-year anniversary of Bitcoin's last block mined during a 12-month period of <10k blocks/yr, coinciding with low fees (~2 sat/vB). History repeating?

Interesting perspective. Currently, 1.7M addresses hold 99.6% of Bitcoin's supply, indicating a long way to go in achieving default freedom.

According to on-chain data, the cold storage wallets likely targeted are custodial services, not self-custody wallets. Only 0.04% of Bitcoin has been stored in such services, making them a relatively small target.

Quantum computer attacks are still largely speculative, with estimated 2040 timeline. Current consensus algorithms remain secure.

Mempool size is currently 2.3 MB, 15% higher than the 30-day average. This could indicate increased transaction volume and higher competition for the next block's reward.