Cryptonode Nickevin·6h agoCrypto Inheritance: What Happens to Your Coins If Something Happens to YouCrypto inheritance is the part of self-custody nobody wants to think about — until a family discovers the coins are locked away forever.
InCoinmonksbyMichael P. Di Fulvio·9h agoThe Great Bitcoin Custody IllusionYour Bitcoin Is Only as Secure as the Keys You Do Not Control
Tadeáš Kmenta·20h agoThree Keys, One FluxNode: Keeping Node Collateral in a Multisig WalletA FluxNode is usually explained as a machine plus a pile of collateral, which is close enough to get someone started and wrong in the one…
ERA Wallet·1d agoBefore You Buy a Hardware Wallet: 5 Security DecisionsCrypto SecurityA response icon1A response icon1
Cleave Protocol·1d agoYour crypto wallet and seed phrase, in plain wordsYour phone slips into a lake, and your crypto wallet app goes down with it. Are your tokens gone? If twelve words are written on a piece of…
InThe Rabbit HolebyRabbit 🐰·2d agoDo Cryptocurrencies Need Inheritance Mechanisms? Part IICryptocurrency systems are designed to transfer property from sender to recipient without intermediaries. That creates a fundamental…
Oath Wallet·Nov 2Oath Wallet 5.0.1: Everything That’s Changed Since 4.1.2New networks, clearer transactions, expanded WalletConnect support and a better backup experience on iPhone and iPad.
Cadena Bitcoin·Nov 2Huevos de Tortuga: Nests, Hatcheries, and the Resilience of Many Small BetsSubtitle: Why a sea turtle never trusts one nest, and what the Binance hack asks of whoever holds the basket.
InThe Rabbit HolebyRabbit 🐰·Nov 1Do Cryptocurrencies Need Inheritance Mechanisms? Part ICryptocurrencies were designed to let people transfer value directly, without relying on intermediaries. Say Alice decides to send Bob 1…
InCoinmonksbyRobert Wallace·Oct 28Beyond the Keys: Building Infrastructure for Meaningful Self-Custody (Part 2)How emerging treasury infrastructure is addressing the organizational challenges of self-custody — and the dependencies that remain.
