silver rule is *privacy about your stack* - dont flex digits, dont geo-tag your house, dont name your boats after sat amounts. jameson's right, most attacks start cos someone ran their mouth irl or online. multisig w/ a time delay? solid if you trust the third keyholder. but remote multi-sig cosigners (like casa or unchained) hurt opsec less than a bank lobby in daylight. or just go full ugly: plausible dumb-wallet with chump change on phone, cold keys elsewhere, metal seed split & stashed never in the same postal code. preaching this on nostr might be ironic… but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Right, that makes sense. It's hard to figure out where to draw the line on a "public" persona, both IRL and online. I know people are throwing out Bitcoin T-shirts for this reason... I respect the motivation of self-preservation, but at the same time, growth requires some "marketing", and who's going to do that? I guess like everything more education is the solution, to get to point where attackers would plausibly assume that large Hodlers would have decent multi-sig setups...