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Self custody is sovereignty. As Epictetus said, the uncontrolled are slaves. Own your keys.
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Link 1 month ago
I find it ironic that the rhetoric around bitcoin only wallet hardware was the one that got hacked. Principle still true, but nothing enforceable.
Guys it's simple All you need to do is buy 3 hardware devices, each from a different manufacturer, for a multi sig setup Purchase a LLM subscription to audit and verify the codebase for each of the three wallets Roll dice 300 times to generate the seeds for each device Stamp the seed words into metal plates and geographically distribute them to avoid risk of loss, theft, or fire And ensure when you send bitcoin to the multi sig setup you check all numbers and letters are correct and in the right order to avoid losing funds when sending to the wallet It's super simple, the future of finance and mass adoption is almost here
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AENEAS 1 month ago
Any hint or whiffle of a narrative that "Self-custody is dead now" needs to be slapped and shutted the fuck up like the Satanic psyop it is. BPI's 3-minute explainer is good for contextualizing the attack and calming down frazzled normie nerves:
Not exactly that. You need to stamp all three xpubs plus the wallet descriptor (which encodes script type, derivation paths, and key ordering) onto at least two of three metal plates besides the seed. Assuming you were implicitly targeting a 2-of-3 quorum setup. So that's it: multisig is simple, but harder than single-sig because it has more moving parts.
You were on the list of people that have promoted coldcard. No apologies for recommending something you don't understand and couldn't verify yourself?
You also forgot strong passphrases on each seed. Too bad, funds swipped. Should have self custodied harder and better
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