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Bitcoin Self-Custody: Your Questions Answered
We hosted a Twitter/X spaces Q/A with @V4BTC from @Thebitcoinway_
Book a free 30-minute call with Tony and the rest of the team here https://loveisbitcoin.com/call
Bitcoin expert Tony describes how Bitcoin Way helps people gain confidence in securing their own funds. He warns that bank accounts could be frozen without notice and urges people to opt out of the corrupt fiat system now. As listeners ask questions, Tony offers practical cybersecurity solutions tailored to each person, showing anyone can achieve financial freedom with effort. He inspires people to take responsibility for their wealth before it's too late.
Chapters:
(04:42) Okay. So I want to introduce you to our community. And, um, we hope to start getting questions from our audience
(05:54) How would you tell a newbie how to secure his first SATS
(06:19) A newbie offers a comprehensive set of services around the Bitcoin ecosystem
(11:33) Self custody is definitely a new concept. Um, because of the technical aspects, it's not hard
(21:00) When bitcoin was first created in 2008, 2009, many people ignored it
(29:36) Bank accounts are supposedly insured right up to a certain amount
(37:00) Self custody requires discipline to protect your money. It's an effort. You have to do the work
(43:22) Bitcoin was designed to be held in self custody, but you are responsible
(48:01) To achieve full sovereignty, privacy at the base layer, you need two things
(50:27) Do you help individuals put together inheritance plans? Yes, absolutely
(53:50) Tony: Many people question how to protect their digital keys from theft
(59:44) You got me wondering, uh, what would be the best approach I was trusting so much in
(01:02:08) Is there a way to hack hardware wallets without exposing seed words
(01:04:05) USB cables contain malicious software that can take complete control over your computer
(01:05:39) You can minimize the risk considerably by making your due diligence properly
(01:10:12) Tony: Which are the top three hardware wallets that you recommend using
(01:11:55) Tony offers free 30 minutes introduction call to anyone with bitcoin questions
Book a free 30-minute call with Tony and the rest of the team here https://loveisbitcoin.com/call
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By Love is BitcoinWe hosted a Twitter/X spaces Q/A with @V4BTC from @Thebitcoinway_
Book a free 30-minute call with Tony and the rest of the team here https://loveisbitcoin.com/call
Bitcoin expert Tony describes how Bitcoin Way helps people gain confidence in securing their own funds. He warns that bank accounts could be frozen without notice and urges people to opt out of the corrupt fiat system now. As listeners ask questions, Tony offers practical cybersecurity solutions tailored to each person, showing anyone can achieve financial freedom with effort. He inspires people to take responsibility for their wealth before it's too late.
Chapters:
(04:42) Okay. So I want to introduce you to our community. And, um, we hope to start getting questions from our audience
(05:54) How would you tell a newbie how to secure his first SATS
(06:19) A newbie offers a comprehensive set of services around the Bitcoin ecosystem
(11:33) Self custody is definitely a new concept. Um, because of the technical aspects, it's not hard
(21:00) When bitcoin was first created in 2008, 2009, many people ignored it
(29:36) Bank accounts are supposedly insured right up to a certain amount
(37:00) Self custody requires discipline to protect your money. It's an effort. You have to do the work
(43:22) Bitcoin was designed to be held in self custody, but you are responsible
(48:01) To achieve full sovereignty, privacy at the base layer, you need two things
(50:27) Do you help individuals put together inheritance plans? Yes, absolutely
(53:50) Tony: Many people question how to protect their digital keys from theft
(59:44) You got me wondering, uh, what would be the best approach I was trusting so much in
(01:02:08) Is there a way to hack hardware wallets without exposing seed words
(01:04:05) USB cables contain malicious software that can take complete control over your computer
(01:05:39) You can minimize the risk considerably by making your due diligence properly
(01:10:12) Tony: Which are the top three hardware wallets that you recommend using
(01:11:55) Tony offers free 30 minutes introduction call to anyone with bitcoin questions
Book a free 30-minute call with Tony and the rest of the team here https://loveisbitcoin.com/call