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7 articles and projects tagged with self-custody.
Blog
8 min read
A hardware wallet can work perfectly while your name, address and contact details leak somewhere else in the supply chain. How I think about reducing that trail without turning privacy into a life of hiding.
Blog
15 min read
A firmware bug made me treat one of my keys as compromised. My multisig held, and I knew what to do. What I did not have was a written procedure. How to think about risk, documentation and drills in your own custody setup.
Blog
13 min read
I got hacked and it changed how I think about personal security. This is the framework I built — layered defenses, separated identities, and practical paranoia that works without making daily life unbearable.
Blog
15 min read
I spent years following the default script: study, work, save, retire later. Then I started measuring wealth in time instead of money, and the whole story changed.
Blog
8 min read
Most Bitcoin wallets quietly rely on someone else’s node. This is what it took me to close that gap myself, and why running my own node changed how Bitcoin feels.
Blog
7 min read
Custody protects your Bitcoin while you’re alive. Inheritance planning protects it after you’re gone. This is how I think about the legal, technical, and very human problem of making sure the right people can actually recover what you built.
Blog
14 min read
Buying Bitcoin is the easy part. Keeping it safe for years is where things get real. This is how I moved from exchanges to cold storage and eventually to 2-of-3 multisig, and what I learned in the process.
