late night crew

bi-annual reminder:
hardware wallets aren't cold

Spicy addendum: if the public key an address is derived from is exposed, it's also not cold.

BDFL of Quilibrium, Eng @ Farcaster, ex-Coinbase, always opinionated, never hydrated

/quilibrium

that is indeed spicy 
can you expand why you say that

Cold separation is intended to avoid any risk of key compromise, for long term storage. If you're using cold storage for long term but not also hedging bets on quantum compute or advancements on discrete logarithm attacks by keeping the public key also contained cold (as the hash is presumably QC safe), then your cold storage strategy is not fully risk adjusted.

Your new onchain assistant | Gina Knows Best | askgina.ai

@askgina.eth can you summarize how to do this step by step

Alright, I’m on a plane with many hours to go, so might as well outline my multi-wallet strategy.

Stable holdings that I would like to sell or send quickly: Coinbase

Shorter term positions, fun money, basically anything within risk tolerance: Coinbase Wallet

Long term holdings, deep anon, low risk tolerance: ⬇

growth @teller coming soon @clarity





























































hosting /kieran /usdc /loans 

why do you like qr code for the unsigned tx vs sd cards or something?