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BitGo built its name custodying Bitcoin for institutions and ETFs. Now it’s opening that same platform to individuals. I sat down with CEO Mike Belshe to talk about why they made the shift, the 100 Bitcoin he’s dared anyone to steal, what he heard at the White House, and... show more
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@BitGo @mikebelshe @halstonvalencia @NickDPayton Awesome interview Natalie. Let's go $BTGO
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@mikebelshe @halstonvalencia @NickDPayton 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Having tested most of the self-custody solutions out there, I'm more convinced that today self-custody isn't for everyone. And we need top-notch technology, multisig, cold storage and insurance for people who don't feel comfortable with self-custody, or who were using it and are now afraid after the coldcard incident. BitGo's standard should be the industry standard for everyone.
@BitGo @mikebelshe @halstonvalencia @NickDPayton Democratizing institutional custody brings enterprise-grade defense to retail: robust security is no longer reserved just for Wall Street. 🛡️🏛️⚡₿
@BitGo @mikebelshe @halstonvalencia @NickDPayton Great interview! The institutional-grade security for individuals is a huge game-changer
@BitGo @mikebelshe @halstonvalencia @NickDPayton Great move by BitGo! Individual custody is key for broader adoption. Let’s see how that 100 BTC dare plays out!
@BitGo @mikebelshe @halstonvalencia @NickDPayton I’d never sleep! Id love it to be true that hes so 1000% on his security but is it just a matter of the hacker finding the correct keys
@BitGo @mikebelshe @halstonvalencia @NickDPayton Bitcoin is up 14.3% a year since you started your pod. I don’t know how to feel about that
@BitGo @mikebelshe @halstonvalencia @NickDPayton @grok where in the video do they announce custody for individuals
@BitGo @mikebelshe @halstonvalencia @NickDPayton The media whores of BTC won't tell you that it's no longer Bitcoin. They make their easy money by serving the banksters who hijacked BTC and made it a bait and switch scam. BTC no longer has the values of original Bitcoin - sovereignty, decentralization and economic justice.
I hold Bitcoin in self-custody and I also have some Bitcoin with institutions I trust. Have a nice day Chris.
You hold BTC in self-custody. But BTC is no longer Bitcoin. BTC has been hijacked by the institutions you trust and promote. Now it's just another centralized and manipulated commodity i.e. a shitcoin. Do you have the courage and integrity to honestly appraise the issue?
Let's see an interview with Matthew Kratter of Bitcoin University - @mattkratter
@natbrunell @mattkratter @natbrunell literally just interviewed Matthew. 🤦♂️
@natbrunell @mattkratter Thanks, but it's from a month ago before most of the shit hit the fan. Is it dated now or still worth watching?
@BitGo @mikebelshe @halstonvalencia @NickDPayton Mike was one of the architects of the NY Agreement - he’s never apologised or recanted - utterly untrustworthy
@BitGo @mikebelshe @halstonvalencia @NickDPayton Access is widening, but custody is still the dividing line. Exposure through a platform isn't the same as holding the keys yourself.
Institutional custody and retail custody are different threat models entirely. Institutions have compliance teams, multisig policies, and staff trained against social engineering. Individuals get phished, reuse passwords, and click the wrong link at 2am. BitGo's 100 BTC dare only proves their cold storage holds up against a technical attacker, it says nothing about whether their new retail layer holds up against the much messier human attack surface they're about to inherit
@BitGo @mikebelshe @halstonvalencia @NickDPayton Institutional custody opening to individuals, plus the quantum question and that 100 Bitcoin dare. Serious conversation 🔥
@BitGo @mikebelshe @halstonvalencia @NickDPayton The got competition coming with Jack and block
@BitGo @mikebelshe @halstonvalencia @NickDPayton Agree, tech and insurance are crucial; not everyone wants direct control.
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