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My own reasearching says that they could track that card to you, through various financial laws and agreements with debit card issuer. If your a US citizen. However it's your duty to report income or losses on your…

Alright, let’s say I throw down $250 in crypto and a year later, I’m sitting on $250,000. If I cash out to my bank account, what kind of taxes do I need to brace for? Are there any legal headaches I should be worried…

Local inquires were made, but it never hurts to look everywhere. The primary problem is that most lawyers do not want to be involved in crypto related matters, ime. I know there are not specialized law courses or firms…

Hey everyone, I’m on the hunt for a qualified lawyer in Wyoming who gets crypto and business law. If you know anyone who fits the bill, please hit me up. Thanks a bunch!

Yes, the encrypted shared seed starts with "6P". but I am thoroughly confused, there is a single vault password and single encrypted shared seed... how does that correspond to two different public addresses?

I have found a way to test decrypting the shared user seed and none of the passwords that I have work. As I see it, my only option is to attempt to brute force the password used to (BIP38) encrypt the shared seed since…

Unfortunately, the coinbase multisig github tool is no longer functional (these two threads detail my attempts with it) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5316286.msg59002082#msg59002082…

So essentially what I need is to find someone that understands the decryption process discussed in the ReadMe on the coinbase multisig github https://github.com/coinbase/multisig-tool#bip38 since that is how coinbase…

I could potentially make the change you are suggesting to the js file and I am not necessarily opposed to long and annoying (you have no idea how much work I have put into this already). Unfortunately I am a terrible…

Agreed, not the most pressing issue. But the possession of a seed phrase as opposed to a "user seed" and a "user public key" and a "shared seed" and a "shared public key" and a "coinbase public key" and a password would…

You are absolutely correct, end users were not provided a seed phrase. Upon the creation of a (multisig) vault, Coinbase provided the following: (these are just random numbers formatted to look real, they are not valid)…

So, I have the "user seed," "user public key," "shared seed," "shared public key," and also a "coinbase public key." Can I transfer my Coinbase multisig wallet from 2016 into Electrum by following the steps outlined in…