I’ve been in the BTC game for some time but have always been a tad intimidated about self custody. When I first bought BTC in 2017 I also purchased 2 Ledgers for my brother and I but we never used them, probably still in a drawer somewhere. Like I said, I felt moving the BTC was a bit scary. Flash forward to today and I very much agree with “Not your...

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I was looking for a payment processor and upon linking our wallet it asked for our private keys. To which I did provide? Is this normal practice for a payment provider? submitted by /u/hottypotty124 [link] [comments]

With the volatility, what price would be used to calculate the value owed? What about DCA buyers? Can BTC bought in 2015 be distinguished from BTC bought yesterday? I know it can but how will the leg work be done to distinguish the two? submitted by /u/Mendrinkbeer [link] [comments]

I was on "the other side" of the very nasty block size debate a few years ago. I wanted a block size increase. Those days are gone, and it's clear that the market didn't want one. OK, fine. I still love Bitcoin and I'm still here and I'm done advocating for that. But at this point I'm honestly just confused. The community often makes posts that talk...

I have recently learned about address poisoning. I have a hardware wallet and any send transaction is going to be verified on the hardware wallet. How can I confirm my receive address (or change address for a send) generated by my desktop software is actually controlled by my private key and not a hack by a virus or other means? submitted by /u/ukudude...