Community broadcast today. 1PM Mountain, 3PM Eastern, live here and simulcast to Rumble.
Same five blocks, same order, same clock.
The Wire is Fogo. A network was halted on Saturday and there is still no post-mortem, so we go through what is actually known, what people are filling in, and one number to write down.
One Question: who else could operate your setup if you could not. Not who inherits it. Who could run it on Thursday. Nothing sold in that block, same as every week.
Under the Hood is Sentinel Guard. What it watches on the machine, what it does when it sees something, and what it does not claim to do. Jim is on for that block.
Then six minutes on what we sell and what it costs, and the rest of the hour belongs to the room.
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Saturday, 3PM Eastern. Here on @XDRIP and simulcast to Rumble. Five blocks, same order every week.
THE WIRE. One thing that happened this week and what it actually costs you. This week that's the Core Lightning notice and what a well-run disclosure looks like, which isn't something we get to point at often.
ONE QUESTION. Brad takes one question properly instead of six badly.
UNDER THE HOOD. Jim on the technical piece. This week it's derivation paths, and why a seed that only works inside one company's software is a problem you don't find out about until you need to leave.
THE ASK. What we're actually asking for that week, said plainly.
THE ROOM. Open floor. Bring the awkward ones.
Recording goes up after.
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Two wallets can both say multi-signature and mean completely different things by it.
One kind puts the rule on the chain. The network won't accept the spend unless enough keys signed, and that rule holds whether or not the vendor still exists in five years.
Citadel, in XColdPro, does it in software and fully offline. Cryptographic M-of-N approval, enforced by signature verification. Every approval is a real secp256k1 signature over a digest of the exact transaction, made with a per-device key. Finalizing verifies each signature rather than counting them, so changing the recipient, the amount or the threshold invalidates every approval already collected. Cosigners can be enrolled so that only named devices are able to approve.
The trade is worth stating plainly. Because the enforcement lives in the software, it works offline on all 22 networks, including chains that have no native multisig at all. The chain sees an ordinary transaction. It also means the approval rule is ours rather than the network's, and anybody weighing the two should know that going in.
Both are cryptographic. They differ in what does the enforcing.
Citadel is one feature among many here, and the platform isn't built on it. https://t.co/1AwUftaZJ8
Live today at 3PM Eastern. Brad's hosting and the team is on with him.
We're going through what is actually in the updated market structure draft rather than the headline version, then the custody question underneath it, then where XECHO testing stands.
The people who wrote the code are on the call, so bring the hard questions.
Worth restating plainly, because the news cycle keeps proving the point: XColdPro RC is live, and you can buy it right now at https://t.co/n7XyGCfUHj.
It's software-first cold storage. Not a device you can lose, seize, or clone. Your keys are generated and your transactions are signed on the air-gapped side, and the protection comes from the math, not from a gadget in a drawer.
Founding-member pricing is 50% off the general-access price for as long as RC runs. Frost 49.99, HellBound 99.99, Nyxor 249.99. Same fully secure product, not a beta.
We're live today. 3PM Eastern, right here and on Rumble.
Brad's hosting and the team is on with him. We're taking apart the seed-generation flaw that surfaced this month, where the build stands across the Universe, and the market structure news that's moving right now. The people who wrote the code are in the room, so the technical questions get real answers.
Drop them in the replies. We pull them live.
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Software-first, air-gapped cold storage. No proprietary device, nothing to ship, nothing to seize. Your keys are protected by mathematics, not a box.
How, in one breath: a BootVault license turns a USB you already own into an offline vault. AES-256 encryption, PBKDF2 at 500,000 iterations, 22+ chains supported. The machine that signs never touches a network.
The Release Candidate is live and buyable now at https://t.co/n7XyGCfUHj.
Founding Member pricing runs 50% off GA:
- Frost $49.99
- HellBound $99.99
- Nyxor $249.99
An optional ColdGuardian hardware bundle exists for people who want the form factor, but the security is the software.
Live today. Saturday, 3PM Live today. Saturday, 3PM Eastern, on Rumble and X.
The team breaks down this week's hardware-wallet security story and what it means for self-custody, shares where XECHO stands, and takes open Q&A. The case for building security in software you can update, not a device you can't.
Recorded to the channel if you can't make it live.
XColdPro RC is live and buyable at https://t.co/5pFgo7stxZ.
Software-first cold storage that protects with mathematics, not a device. Keys are generated and signed on an air-gapped machine the network never touches, and the seed is protected with PBKDF2 at 500,000 iterations before anything is stored. 22+ chains. Nothing proprietary to lose, seize, or counterfeit.
Founding-Member pricing is 50% off general availability and locks in for life. Frost $49.99, HellBound $99.99, Nyxor $249.99.
Belated birthday stream. Live today, 3pm Eastern, on Rumble.
XDRIP turned four on Monday, so today we are celebrating properly. The four-year story, the state of the build, where self-custody goes next, and live Q&A. No pitch, no predictions.
Recorded to the channel if you cannot make it live.
Four years ago today, XDRIP began.
What started as an idea is now a working Universe. XColdPro live and buyable, XECHO in development, DOTs building toward real-world asset tokenization. All built on one principle: solve real problems and ship real tools.
To the community that made it possible, thank you. The next four start now.
Join the journey at https://t.co/4rCTM04JDA