Do you ever feel like you can do anything you want? You should.
“…when you move a pawn forward, pawns can't go backwards, so never in that pawn's life will it be able to influence the squares it once was, because the squares it was influencing before are behind it forever. Now, conversely, when you move a pawn forward, it's now influencing squares that it's never been able to influence before. And so chess is this very interesting idea that, you know, a bad or good move is only with context.” - @jack mallers
As an offline password manager, the @COLDCARD Q stands out but I question the viability of carrying it around for daily use. Anyone have experience or alternatives? The idea of a purely offline option with a seed phrase backup is intriguing. The world converging towards verification would suggest demand growth for such a secure product, if it doesn’t already exist beyond the token devices that have been in existence for many years. Would not want to confound the use cases of a @Bitkey or TAPSIGNER, but maybe it becomes a feature?
It is worth reading Brandon Quittem's "Bitcoin is a Pioneer Species" and John Arnold's "Bitcoin Is Eating The World" in succession. I suspect both will be considered quite prophetic one day. “After planting roots in a virgin ecosystem, the pioneer species slowly transforms their surroundings, making conditions suitable for more complex organisms to join the party. Before long, this once barren wasteland becomes an oasis of life.” ”…providing instant settlement of borderless bearer value is a unique and unprecedented phenomenon with derivative implications for every industry, and it will inexorably pull businesses that currently have nothing to do with bitcoin into bitcoin’s orbit.” https://medium.com/the-bitcoin-times/bitcoin-is-a-pioneer-species-38f42ecdbb88 @Brandon Quittem @Marty Bent #bitcoin