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"What is needed is a path to safety"
That's nice to say but it's hard to tell users that when they have stacked sats and suddenly they wake up and they're all gone. The number of users affected could be much, much higher if I understand the twitter analysis right. A lot of people won't move their funds, or they'll move them wrong or make a mistake or they wont have another hardware wallet or won't even know about the hack before their funds are gone. For all we know the entropy on the Coldcards is highly compromised.
I personally didn't lose a sat (thank goodness) because i 'manage risk' across multiple devices but that's a lot to ask of people to use multisig when Coldcards were supposed to be 'safe enough.' Of course there isn't a rollback but IMO the magnitude of something like this shouldn't be papered over either.
If we're being really honest AI makes gold look good - it is permanently offline and the best way to improve bitcoin is to be transparent with ourselves.
"unacceptable"? What are you saying?
You have no choice than to accept it because it happened 21h ago and there is not going to be a rollback. What is needed is a path to safety, a post mortem, infrastructure to structurally improve whatever weakness this turns out to be. More safeguards.