According to CoinMeta, as reported by Coinspectator, discussions regarding the Bitcoin access stack have revealed the myths of human cost and absolute security. Recently, $150 million disappeared, despite the vault never being touched and the Bitcoin network not being hacked. The victims took all the correct measures: purchasing hardware, hiding their keys, and keeping them offline. However, a perfect theft does not involve breaking through defenses; rather, it involves predicting the combination before you even turn the code disk. The blockchain itself is impenetrable, but the bridges leading to it are collapsing. It’s time to expose the fatal flaws in the Bitcoin access stack and face a harsh reality: no longer does simply not possessing the keys mean you own the coins, as that is no longer sufficient to protect you.