Marty's Ƀent Issue #799: Some price talk Be prepared for absolute madness and an inability to concentrate.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #776: Boltz aims to improve Lightning UX The rawness of the Lighting Network is real right now.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #759: A great thread on hardware wallets If Bitcoin's success continues, these devices - in aggregate - will hold insane amounts of wealth on them.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #544: Bitcoin vaults. Yes, please! Slowly but surely, the vision comes together, usability and security seem to be on the up and up, and this system may turn out to be more idiot-proof than we thought.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #472: This should end well A system addicted to debt sows its own demise at a certain point because it creates too much opportunity costs, forcing people to choose work over breeding, setting in play a long-term decay in the funding base of the system.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #444: GreenAddress --> BlockstreamGreen With the rebrand and redesign comes some cool new features, including hardware wallet compatibility for users who fall into the Android + Trezor One or Ledger Nano S owners' circle in the Venn diagram.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #437: Trezor vulnerabilities We've discussed it in this rag and on the airwaves many times, but it can never be reiterated enough; taking custody of your own wealth by sending BTC to a personal wallet comes with extreme ownership.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #436: Multisig will be very important When you move UTXOs from an exchange to a personal wallet, whether it be a brain wallet, paper wallet, air-gapped machine, or hardware wallet, you are fully responsible for handling and storing your private keys.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #388: Wallet vulnerabilities At the end of the day, if you own a Trezor, make sure you add a passphrase password as an extra layer of security (make sure you write the password down and store it safely!) because it stops most of these attacks in their tracks.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #380: Nodl up These are the teams you freaks should be focusing on, not the teams trying to bamboozle you with token scams that market themselves as "the next Bitcoin". Those projects are pure noise IMO.
