u/uniicorn77

We know how important self-custody is - but with all these recent data breach and draining incidents, everyone is revising how to store their crypto safely

curious to know what are you planning moving forward?

I was wondering if anyone uses a Duress PIN and if yes - do you think of it as a good feature? have you ever been in a situation where you had to use it

also how much do you put in the decoy wallet? too little might be suspicious, too much and you lose money

(disclaimer: I work with r/keycard_tech - this is a general question and I’d like to know more)

with everything happening lately, people have started being so skeptical about self-custody and i want to take make this post as a reminder for all of us about why we shifted to self-custody in the first place

what was that specific moment - an exchange freezing withdrawals, watching one collapse, a friend losing access to something, or just reading one thing that made the whole "not your keys" line land properly

Everyone knows the advice: steel plate, multiple locations, never digital

I'm interested in what people actually do, because I suspect there's a large gap

Specifically:

- Paper, metal, or something else?
- One location or several? How far apart?
- Does anyone else know where it is, or does it die with you?
- Have you ever actually tested a restore, or is it theoretical?

(r/Keycard_tech team - but this applies to whatever you're running)

hi all, I just opened my wallet after a few months to connect to my perp trading site - but i saw some mUSD tokens on my wallet on eth chain

are these token legit by the team or is this some sort of scam? can someone please help me