In this episode, we interviewed Zach Herbert, Co-founder and CEO of Foundation Devices a company focused on producing computing products that give users the power to reclaim their sovereignty. Foundation Devices produces the air-gapped hardware wallet, Passport, and its accompanying mobile app, Envoy.
In this episode we cover:
How Foundation Devices came about
Comparison with how it is selling hardware in the past with how it is today
What makes Passport stand out from the other hardware wallets
Why should you use a hardware wallet?
Thinking through the details of the Passport
How does Envoy work and what makes it stand out from other wallets out there
User-base and will Foundation Devices be servicing developing countries
Is it possible to have affordable hardware wallets for people in third-world countries who want to self-custody their bitcoin?
The future of open source hardware
How durable is the Passport
What’s the lifespan of Passport
Advice on how to keep your hardware walletCheck out Foundation Devices: https://foundationdevices.com/
Follow Foundation Devices on Twitter: @FOUNDATIONdvcs
Follow Zach Herbert on Twitter: @zachherbert
Links to stuff mentioned on the show:
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