A recent exploit of Coldcard highlights the need for Bitcoin wallet security to evolve in response to emerging threats, particularly those leveraging artificial intelligence. According to Ledger CTO Charles Guillemet, the incident emphasizes the importance of certified hardware randomness in preventing such attacks1. The shifting threat landscape, driven by state-aligned activity, necessitates a new approach to security, one that acknowledges the transition from criminal to geopolitical motivations. This change in threat model requires a distinct set of countermeasures, as traditional security protocols may no longer be effective. The integration of AI in security protocols is becoming increasingly crucial, as it can help detect and prevent sophisticated attacks. So, practitioners must reassess their security strategies to address the growing complexity of threats and the role of AI in both attacking and defending Bitcoin wallets.