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21d •
Any experience with "The Bitcoin Way" ?
The Bitcoin Way https://www.thebitcoinway.com/ Hey, is anybody familiar with the services of this company? I've heard a lot of good stuff, but one thing that bothers me, is that I can't find any prices for their service(s). BitcoinKatie is user, Saifedean Ammous seems a fan, Rustin (Simply Bitcoin) too. I'm curious if anyone here has worked with them.
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I haven't used their services personally but we've had many clients come to us after paying for their services or after the initial meeting with Bitcoin Way. I do know their referral program is very good which likely explains why so many Bitcoin "influences" promote them. And they definitely aren't afraid to charge a premium for the services - likely why the prices aren't displayed anywhere.
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"Not your keys, not your coins" has been a net negative. I think we should focus more on educating people how to safely store their keys without shaming them. New Bitcoiners who move too fast and take self-custody usually end up losing their keys and their stack. My unpopular opinion is that we should normalize leaving your Bitcoin on an exchange for 6-12 months until they are equipped with the proper knowledge and confidence.
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Jeff Booth does not miss. Absolute stud. And one of the very few Bitcoiners who have stopped entertaining the illusionary fiat system/price.
24d •
Multisig does it make sense?
I built a 2-of-3 multisig wallet. Did everything right. Felt like a genius. Then I made the mistake most people make. I didn't test it. Years later I opened the wallet. Had my keys. Had 2 of the 3. Entered everything correctly. Zero balance. The keys were right. The setup was right. But the wallet software had silently changed something underneath me — the derivation path. Your seed creates addresses using a hidden "address map". When the wallet updated, it started looking at a different map. My coins were still there. The wallet just couldn't see them anymore. Right key. Wrong door. I got lucky — I had saved the old path and recovered everything. Most people wouldn't have. Now Morgan Stanley wants to "help" by holding your Bitcoin for you. Custody, trading, lending — the full package. Translation: they want your keys. If you're serious about self-custody, multisig is the real move. But if you set it up wrong and don't maintain it, it's just a more complicated way to lose your Bitcoin. I put together 6 rules that would have saved me from that panic. Plus when multisig actually makes sense vs a strong single-sig setup. Please let me know if you want the 6 rules.
3 likes • 22d
Great post. I've had this same thing happen as well. It was absolutely horrifying. So much so that I started diving in deep and figured I had enough knowledge to start helping other Bitcoiners with the setup and maintenance of a multi sig. Have you considered doing the same? It's very much needed in the space. The companies who are doing this either charge outrageous amounts or want to hold a key.
Dec '25 •
⚡Bitcoin Entrepreneur question
What matters more long-term —owning Bitcoin, or building systems that continuously earn Bitcoin? Why?
1 like • 26d
@Nathan M George you mean Bitcoin...
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Staying solvent and not having to sell your Bitcoin is top priority IMO. Second would be investing time and energy into your Bitcoin security to protect the sats you already have in self-custody. Third would be building businesses that earn profit that can be converted into more sats.
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