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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

I Have A 12 Word Seed

That I created years ago withs a hardware wallet. I have migrated that seed to various hardware wallets. I have this seed phrase backed up and memorized. In light of Cold Card, I’m wondering if I should add a four or five word passphrase to the exist...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

HELP: Baby crypto begginer ????????

Hiii. I just ended reading the White Paper. I want to get my first cryptos (probably bitcoin to beggin). I have some questions: Where do i storage my cryptos? I know about the digital wallets, but never have used one, is like an app? Wich one is goo...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

Seed Slab - A seed phrase storage tool.

Hey everyone, my seed phrase storage solution is finally ready! This is a product I've been developing at home for quite some time, and it's all done. The Seed Slab is the same size as a credit card and stores a single 24-word seed phra...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

Dice Rolls Saved Me, But…

I am super fortunate that I wasn't a victim of the cold card hack (my heart goes out to everyone who was). I attribute me still having my BTC to the fact that I generated my seed from dice. Right when I heard about the news, I moved my coins, and...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

All attacks on Bitcoin are good

Everyone's got their panties in a bunch about the recent hacks and exploits against things in the a Bitcoin ecosystem. I say it's a good thing. Bitcoin need to be able to exist, no, thrive, in an environment where anyone and everyone can at...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

Fidelity?

Anyone use Fidelity as a custodian. I reached out to them and they said they provide insurance for “unauthorized” transactions which would have come in handy with the Coldcard situation submitted by /u/edtachi [link] [comments]

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self custody philosophy

I know, not your keys, not your coins. but what is your opinion on having your bitcoin via a big swiss bank? you don't have all the aches of self custody, and you're secured by law up to at least 100k. if I am below that amount, wouldn't...