If you don't want to trust a hardware wallet company to keep your details private, not to spy on you with proprietary software, if you don't agree with their technical decisions, or if you don't feel like they reflect your values, there are other really good options out there.
If @bajajis bet comes true, the economic ramifications will be wildly chaotic.
It is however a non-zero probability event.
#Bitcoin is the no counter-party risk asset in finite supply and will be the only logical safe haven when the dollar hyperinflates
I will take that bet.
You buy 1 BTC.
I will send $1M USD.
This is ~40:1 odds as 1 BTC is worth ~$26k.
The term is 90 days.
All we need is a mutually agreed custodian who will still be there to settle this in the event of digital dollar devaluation.
If someone knows how to do this with a smart contract, we can do it on chain, so I can send USDC.
If you won't do that, name a custodian.
#BitSignal
As we navigate the Information Age, the concept of privacy becomes increasingly elusive. #Bitcoin offers a glimmer of hope in the form of pseudonymous transactions.
@BTCsessions @Marketsbylili gave a good intro to bitcoin privacy on the @stephanlivera podcast. The bitcoin community would benefit from more of this kind of content
Self-hosting with home server
- @umbrel OS
Self-custody with multisig wallets
- @SpecterWallet coordination
Self-sovereignty is not a chore, it’s bliss
#bitcoin