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Crypto industry split over Justin Drake's AI warning
October 8 reporting contrasts Coinbase cryptography head Yehuda Lindell's criticism that no evidence shows elliptic-curve hardness assumptions weakening with Dragonfly investor Haseeb Qureshi's defense of cautious planning. Original X replies were not directly retrievable; this is secondary reporting of the dispute, not independent cryptanalysis.
- Published
- Oct 8, 2026
- Source role
- secondary reporting
Evidence record
October 8 reporting contrasts Coinbase cryptography head Yehuda Lindell's criticism that no evidence shows elliptic-curve hardness assumptions weakening with Dragonfly investor Haseeb Qureshi's defense of cautious planning. Original X replies were not directly retrievable; this is secondary reporting of the dispute, not independent cryptanalysis.
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- supportsCan AI recover a wallet private key? The proof that is still missing: The Block reported on October 8, 2026 that Coinbase cryptography head Yehuda Lindell criticized Drake's hypothetical ECDSA warning as unsupported by evidence of weakened elliptic-curve hardness, while Dragonfly's Haseeb Qureshi defended prudent preparation; this documents a disagreement over risk framing, not a verified cryptographic break.
October 8 article, paragraphs beginning \"In response to Drake's claims, Yehuda Lindell\" and \"Haeeb Qureshi took a different view\" under the opening analysis