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A brilliant and necessary conversation for the Bitcoin community. SeedSigner reminds us that sovereignty without verifiability is an illusion — and that true self-custody depends not only on owning private keys, but on understanding the trust layers behind every tool we use.
By embracing open-source, verifiable, and DIY solutions, Bitcoiners reinforce the foundational ethos of the protocol: don’t trust, verify. The insight that “Bitcoin security is a journey, not a destination” captures perfectly how personal responsibility evolves with technological literacy.
SeedSigner’s approach — trusting math over manufacturers — highlights the next frontier of Bitcoin culture: cultivating individual technical competence as a form of resistance to systemic capture. This is how we keep Bitcoin decentralized, human, and free.
https://fountain.fm/episode/nenqabQLdmC21iPPWdTp
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My favorite part of the @seedsigner is scanning the QR code because it displays the human-readable representation of the huge number used to derive your private keys.
It made me realize each word represents a 4 digit number from 0000-2147. That blew my mind. 🤯