Basic rules I mentioned:
- Rule 1: "Don't Trust, Verify." "Don't Trust, Verify."
- Rule 2: "Not your keys. Not your bitcoin." "Not your keys. Not your bitcoin."
My recommendation is to make your own opensource coldwallet/hardwallet.
For those who don't have time or need something safer for high values, see the requirements below:
Basic requirements of any development or solution for #bitcoin against confiscation, censors and/or manipulators in issuing coins:
1. Open Source - Transparency and Audit.
2. Privacy - Protection of your data (TOR Enabled) or No KYC.
3. Self-Escrow - Ownership of your funds with your private keys.
❌ If you don't meet any of these requirements. GET OUT!
As for the cited brands, you have sources that may or may not be true. However, meeting these minimum requirements is already the good way forward.
I remember again. You are the one who should make your own Coldwallet with the proper security measures in place. Therefore, look for tutorials on the correct way to do it and ensure ownership of your keys.
TutorialBTC / Demystifying Bitcoin | Nostr
npub1sg3…k3vn
2023-05-17 18:17:35
in reply to nevent1q…pcgl
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