Watching (and participating with) your sons charge in surf and catch the bug has been awesome!! I have the ultimate surf buddies. #grateful #shredding #bitcoin #costarica #panama

Time to deploy capital to buy the dip….er..wait all my capital is in the dip!!

Erika Kirk forgiving the killer and not desiring the death penalty was the easiest call of all time. She’s honoring her husband’s legacy and living her life like a faithful Christian. Forgiveness will set you free. Do not let hate and scorn prolong the pain. Uplifting. God bless.

My son’s birthday today. 12 yrs old. Going to Basspro Shops to nerd out on fishing stuff, then to 7th Street Surf and Heritage Surf to feel up some surfboards. Enjoy your day. Get out there. Spend time with the ones you love.

9 Important Tips when Flying with a ColdCard Traveling with a cold card hardware wallet, such as the ColdCard by Coinkite, requires careful consideration to ensure security, compliance with airport regulations, and protection of your cryptocurrency assets. Below is a step-by-step guide based on best practices and available information: 1. Understand the ColdCard Wallet - A ColdCard is a hardware wallet designed for securely storing cryptocurrency private keys offline. It resembles a small electronic device, similar to a USB drive or calculator, and is typically used for Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. - It does not connect to the internet during normal use, which makes it a "cold" storage device, but it may raise questions during airport security screenings due to its electronic appearance. 2. Prepare for Airport Security - **Carry-On Luggage**: Always carry your ColdCard in your carry-on luggage, not checked baggage. Hardware wallets are valuable and sensitive, and checked luggage is more prone to loss or theft. - **Declare if Asked**: The ColdCard is not a prohibited item under TSA (U.S.) or most international aviation regulations, as it is a small electronic device without a lithium-ion battery requiring special handling. However, if security personnel ask about it during screening, calmly explain that it’s a hardware wallet for cryptocurrency storage, similar to a USB drive. - **X-Ray Screening**: The ColdCard can safely go through X-ray scanners at airport security checkpoints. X-rays do not affect the device’s functionality or the stored private keys. However, be prepared for manual inspection if the device appears unusual on the X-ray. 3. **Secure Your ColdCard** - **Backup Your Seed Phrase**: Before traveling, ensure you have securely backed up your 12- or 24-word seed phrase (recovery phrase) on a durable medium, such as the ColdCard’s included metal seed plate or another secure method. Do **not** carry the seed phrase with the ColdCard to avoid the risk of both being stolen together. - Store the seed phrase in a separate, secure location (e.g., a safe at home or with a trusted person). - Alternatively, memorize the seed phrase or use a passphrase for additional security, as supported by the ColdCard. - **Use a PIN**: Ensure your ColdCard is protected with a strong PIN. The ColdCard has a feature that wipes the device after a set number of incorrect PIN attempts, adding an extra layer of security. - **Duress PIN**: Consider setting up a duress PIN (a secondary PIN that unlocks a decoy wallet with minimal funds) in case you’re coerced to unlock the device. This feature is unique to ColdCard and can protect your main wallet. - **Encrypt the Device**: If your ColdCard supports firmware features like encrypted backups, ensure they are enabled to protect data stored on the device. 4. **Physical Protection** - **Discreet Carrying**: Place the ColdCard in a nondescript case or pouch to avoid drawing attention. Avoid flashy branding that screams “crypto wallet.” - **Anti-Tamper Features**: ColdCard devices come with tamper-evident packaging and serial-numbered bags. If you’re traveling with a new device, keep it in its original packaging to prove it hasn’t been tampered with, which may help during inspections. - **Avoid Damage**: Protect the device from physical damage by storing it in a padded case, especially if it will be in a bag with other items. 5. **International Travel Considerations** - **Customs Regulations**: Some countries have strict regulations on cryptocurrency or electronic devices. Research the destination country’s laws regarding cryptocurrency hardware wallets. For example: - Most countries, like the U.S., Canada, and EU nations, do not restrict hardware wallets. - Countries with crypto bans (e.g., China or Bolivia, as of some reports) may scrutinize such devices. Check the latest regulations via government or embassy websites. - **Declare Large Crypto Holdings**: If your ColdCard controls significant cryptocurrency assets, be aware of financial reporting requirements. For instance: - In the U.S., you must declare if you’re carrying the equivalent of $10,000 or more in currency or monetary instruments when entering or leaving the country. While a hardware wallet isn’t cash, customs officials may inquire about its value. - Similar rules apply in other countries (e.g., EU’s €10,000 limit). - **Language Barrier**: If traveling to a country where you don’t speak the language, have a brief written explanation (in the local language) of what the ColdCard is to show security or customs officials. 6. **During the Flight** - **Keep It on You**: Store the ColdCard in a secure pocket or bag that stays with you at all times during the flight. Avoid placing it in seat pockets or overhead bins where it could be forgotten or stolen. - **Avoid Using It**: Do not use the ColdCard on the plane, as public environments increase the risk of shoulder-surfing or theft. The ColdCard requires a power source (like a USB connection) to operate, so it’s unlikely to be used inflight anyway. 7. **At Your Destination** - **Secure Storage**: Once at your destination, store the ColdCard in a hotel safe or another secure location. Avoid leaving it unattended in your accommodation. - **Avoid Public Wi-Fi for Transactions**: If you need to use the ColdCard with a computer or phone for transactions, avoid public Wi-Fi networks, which can be insecure. Use a trusted, private connection or a VPN. - **Check for Tampering**: After travel, inspect the ColdCard for signs of tampering, especially if it was out of your sight (e.g., during security checks). If you suspect compromise, do not use the device until you can verify its integrity. 8. **Additional Tips** - **Travel with a Decoy Wallet**: If you’re concerned about theft or coercion, consider setting up a secondary hardware wallet (or a software wallet) with a small amount of cryptocurrency to hand over if needed, keeping your main ColdCard hidden. - **Firmware Verification**: Before and after travel, verify that your ColdCard is running legitimate firmware. Use the ColdCard’s built-in verification features to ensure no malicious software has been installed. - **Insurance**: If your ColdCard controls significant assets, consider crypto-specific insurance or travel insurance that covers loss or theft of valuable electronics. 9. **Resources and References** - **ColdCard Documentation**: Review the official ColdCard user guide (available on Coinkite’s website) for specific features like duress PINs, seed phrase backups, and firmware verification. - **TSA Guidelines**: Check the TSA website (tsa.gov) for rules on electronic devices in carry-on luggage. The ColdCard falls under “small electronics” and is permitted. - **Customs Information**: For U.S. travel, see U.S. Customs Service (cbp.gov) for currency reporting requirements. For other countries, check their customs or financial authority websites. - **Crypto Regulations**: Websites like CoinDance (coindance.com) or government resources provide updates on cryptocurrency laws by country. By following these steps, you can travel confidently with your ColdCard while minimizing risks to your cryptocurrency holding. Safe travels!

Crazy times. World is awakening to so many psyops and systemic lies. 1. Fiat money 2. Fiat history 3. Fake foods 4. Fake science 5. Fake political outrage