Child seeds and Nostr keys don't have to be complex and daunting! Learn how we've brought advanced concepts down to earth with our new Key Manager. In just a few clicks you can unlock a world of empowering features and easily manage them in seconds 🤯

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All your wallets, one backup

Learn how Key Manager brings two powerful new tools in child seeds and Nostr keys down to earth. No expertise necessary.

We've just dropped our biggest firmware update ever 🤯 Say hello to Passport firmware v2. 1, packed with new features to empower your use of Bitcoin across the board: https://foundationdevices.com/2023/05/passport-version-2-1-0-is-now-live/ Download and install it today via the Envoy app, or directly from Github. Not only does this release bring all of these fantastic new tools to our latest device, it also backports our latest firmware to Founder's Edition devices, meaning all of our amazing users get the same firmware and the same features -- at the same time. Keep an eye out for blog posts and Tweet threads throughout the week breaking down all of these new features for you piece by piece.

We can't wait to chat with @peachbitcoin on Tuesday's episode of Journey to Sovereignty 🕑 Be sure to chime in with any questions you have ahead of time, or join us live on Twitter Spaces and contribute to the conversation! We'll go live at 2PM EDT on Twitter Spaces and will pipe audio to Nostr Nests at the same time: https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1lPKqBdwMeNGb?s=20

Thanks to the power of open-source code and excellent maintainers, Passport is now a recommended wallet on bitcoin.org!

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bitcoin.org is a great way for newcomers to get acquainted with Bitcoin and start their journey. If you appreciate the work they're doing in maintaining bitcoin.org, consider donating some sats to help support their mission today: bitcoin.org/en/

Totally coincidental timing, but we've got a $10 off promo code for you fine folks 👋 Use "NOCENSORSHIP" at checkout (valid until Sunday) to save $10 and get the peace of mind that comes from unwavering security + uncensorable Bitcoin transactions. foundationdevices.com

Privacy for your Bitcoin should be automatic, free from surveillance, and easily accessible. We’re building privacy tools for everyone that put you in control of your privacy, no technical expertise required. 🌀

Join us @ 2PM EDT for the latest Journey to Sovereignty 🎙️ Today we'll be getting into a topic we touched on last episode as a powerful tool to protect yourself - VPNs. We'll talk what they are, how they work, and why you should be using one! https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1ZkKzXVmkzZJv?s=20 VPNs often get a bad rap from a few of the malicious companies in that space with too large of a marketing budget, but they are immensely useful as a way to protect your internet activity from prying eyes. VPNs let you take back control of your online data. As always we'll also upload this episode to our podcast feed later today, but we'd love to see many of you join live and get all of your questions answered on the topic of VPNs or internet privacy! https://journeytosovereignty.alitu.com/1?order=newest

Say hello to our new monthly newsletter, "This Month in Sovereignty" 👋

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This Month in Sovereignty: March 2023

Welcome to This Month in Sovereignty, a new monthly newsletter from Foundation.

With all that we have going on here at Foundation, the exciting news among our ecosystem partners, and the rapid pace of innovation around Bitcoin and self-sovereignty tools, we wanted to create a one-stop place for you to keep up with everything happening in the space. We’ll use this newsletter to highlight development and content at Foundation, give you insight into what we loved this month as a team, and help you keep up with the ever-evolving world of self-sovereignty, privacy, and Bitcoin. Key focus: actionable content for you. We'll also highlight one actionable, approachable step towards improving your own personal privacy or security each month to help you take practical steps towards broader digital sovereignty. Excited for what the future holds, and look forward to hearing your thoughts on this! If you'd like to be the first to get these updates, feel free to subscribe at the bottom of our website. You can unsubscribe anytime, and we take your email privacy and sanity seriously; no marketing spam allowed here.

GM ☕️ It's a beautiful day to say yes to taking your future into your own hands instead of entrusting it to custodians or governments. What are you waiting for?

On this day in 1933, Executive Order 6102 was signed, forcing all US citizens to turn in the vast majority of their gold or face long prison sentences❗️ Bitcoin provides protection against a potential future order, but only when you avoid KYC exchanges and hold your own keys. We'd love to help you do both through our education and the products we build to make self-custody simple. To finally take the plunge and get off of KYC exchanges, take a look at our most recent blog post here:

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Bitcoin doesn’t need banks

In this post we’ll break down what a P2P exchange is, why we need them, and how you can approach using some of the best out there today.

If you're worried about the concept of being entirely responsible for your Bitcoin, we've got you covered with Passport, the Bitcoin hardware wallet you practically already know how to use: https://foundationdevices.com/passport/ And if using Passport + Envoy is still too daunting, we'd love to sit down with you 1:1 for an hour and guide you through every step of the process and answer all of your questions with our Concierge service:

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Introducing Concierge Setup

Launching alongside the new Passport Batch 2 and Envoy, we are proud to announce the launch of our 1-on-1 support service, Concierge Setup.

Nothing should stand in the way of you achieving financial sovereignty, and we're excited to see more and more people reclaiming their sovereignty through P2P exchanges, tools like Passport and Envoy, and the growing self-sovereign Bitcoin ecosystem. Bitcoin actually fixes this.