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Bitcoin Well is on a mission to enable independence. We do this by making it easy to use bitcoin in self-custody. Whether you’re looking to buy, sell or use bitcoin, we never hold on to your bitcoin. Bitcoin Well is automatic self-custody.
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bitcoinwell 3 weeks ago
image When you buy Bitcoin on most exchanges, you aren't buying Bitcoin. You are buying an IOU. You are buying a row in their database that says you own Bitcoin. We don't sell IOUs. We don't hold balances. We don't have "withdraw" buttons. Here is how our Direct-to-Custody model works. 🧵👇 #Bitcoin #SelfCustody #NotYourKeys Traditional exchanges are "buckets." You throw money in, it sits there, and you hope they let you take it out later. We are a "pipeline." You send dollars. We convert to Bitcoin. We blast it immediately to your hardware wallet or Lightning address. We don't want to hold your coins for even a second longer than necessary. Why is this safer? Because if our servers were seized or hacked tomorrow, the attackers would find empty vaults. Your Bitcoin isn't on our platform. It’s already in your cold storage. We minimize the attack surface by minimizing the time we hold the asset. We don't offer a custodial wallet. We don't offer "yield." To use our platform, you must have your own wallet. We force you to be a sovereign Bitcoiner from day one. If you don't own the keys, we can't sell you the coins. That is our standard. Stop letting exchanges rehypothecate your coins. Buy the real asset. Receive the real asset. ⚡️
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bitcoinwell 3 weeks ago
image 🎁 DAY 3! Bitcoin Well’s 21 Days of Christmas! 🎁🎄 To enter: ✅ Follow us on Nostr 🔁 Repost this note Every entry also counts toward the Grand Prize on Dec 25 🏆✨
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
image The Eurozone’s money supply just hit €17.09 trillion, the highest it’s ever been! This isn’t money created through productivity, innovation, or value creation. It’s created with a few keystrokes by central banks, commercial banks, and governments issuing debt. When the money supply grows faster than real economic output, your purchasing power shrinks. Most people don’t feel it right away. But over time, the erosion is real especially if your savings are sitting in the very thing that’s being diluted. Bitcoin is the first monetary system where the supply doesn’t respond to politics, printing, or policy. Bitcoin is enforced by code ⚡️
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
image A solo miner just hit the jackpot: 1 full block That’s 3.125 BTC + fees This opportunity exists for anyone! That’s the beauty of Proof of Work ⚡️
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
image UK inflation just dropped to 3.6% 3.6% inflation still means your purchasing power is melting. That’s after years of elevated inflation that’s already baked into prices, and it still exceeds the Bank of England’s 2% target by a wide margin. Let’s not forget, inflation compounds. A 3.6% rate might sound mild, but over a decade, that’s a 43% erosion in value.
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
image This chart shows the exponential growth of Bitcoin’s hashrate, a proxy for how much computational power and energy is being spent to secure the network Hashrate is the proof of how seriously the world is taking bitcoin This is the only chart that matters
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
image Canada’s inflation rate just came in at 2.2% - Grocery prices are still up 20–30% since 2020 - Housing affordability is the worst it’s been in decades - The dollar in your pocket still buys less Let’s call that what it is: managed debasement
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
image Harvard just increased its stake in the bitcoin ETF by 257%, valued at $442.8 million That’s not just a small allocation, it’s now their single largest holding. The oldest, most prestigious university in the U.S is betting big on bitcoin Harvard holds paper exposure, not bitcoin itself. It’s a start for those who can't hold the real thing but self-custody is the way! Study bitcoin!
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
image Public companies hold over 1 MILLION bitcoin on their balance sheets Bitcoin is no longer “magic internet money” it’s strategic monetary artillery MSTR: 641,692 BTC MARA: 53,250 BTC Tesla: 11,509 BTC GameStop: 4,710 BTC
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
image On October 23, 1981, America's national debt crossed the $1 trillion mark It took over 200 years to get there. Today, just 44 years later we’re sitting at $38 trillion. Study bitcoin!
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
The cost to own and store bitcoin is zero. No taxes, fees, maintenance or surprise costs. Bitcoin can be HODLed with maximum capital retention compared to any other asset
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
image Bitcoin isn’t getting more expensive, fiat is just collapsing in real time
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
image New to self-custody? This checklist is your first line of defense Print it, share it, stay sovereign!
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
image 60% BTC dominance and climbing Bitcoin is the signal, everything else is noise.
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
BREAKING: Mirror block 922922 was mined 21 hours ago There is only 999 mirror blocks between block 1 and block 999999 ... so we have to celebrate them 🤓 image
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
This flyer is from 2000 Groceries were cheap, not because the products were different, but because the currency was stronger. Fast forward 25 years and the dollars in your bank account buy less of everything Bitcoin fixes this image
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
You are not too late to bitcoin because bitcoin is still a way better money than FIAT Great clip from the btc_boomers podcast!
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
image Multisig (multi-signature) is a way to secure bitcoin using multiple keys. Instead of one person holding full control, you need a group to authorize movement 👇
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bitcoinwell 1 month ago
Did you know this existed? 🍔 There’s something called the Big Mac Index! It was created by The Economist magazine in 1986 as a lighthearted but useful way to compare currencies. The index uses the price of a McDonald’s Big Mac burger in different countries because it’s a globally available, standardized product made from mostly local ingredients. If a Big Mac costs more in one country than another, that currency is considered overvalued. If it’s cheaper, it’s undervalued. It’s meant to show how much your money can actually buy and it’s not equal around the world. The Big Mac Index reveals how broken fiat currency systems are. Prices, wages, and value all depend on borders, politics, and central banks. One think is certain, in 1986, the average price of a Big Mac in the U.S. was $1.60 USD. As of 2025, the average price in the U.S. is approximately $5.79 USD image