Trevor_Parsons

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How to safely and easily be your own bank. No hardware wallet required.

In this article I describe a method that many people can use to secure their crypto funds that is fault tolerant, secure and enables legacy planning. The best part; it’s dead easy and does not require the purchase or use of a hardware wallet. Following this article will require some knowledge of computers, encryption software and a basic understanding of crypto such as how addresses and private keys work. An understanding of HD (hierarchical deterministic) wallets that use seed phrases, is also highly recommended!

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Author	Trevor_Parsons
Published	Feb 20, 2019
Shared in	Bitcoin Cryptocurrency Cybersecurity
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Trevor_Parsons · Feb 26, 2019 · Sounds great. I look forward to it.

Emre Özdemir · Feb 21, 2019 · Some important features are still missing, like tipping and draft management. I'll continue to add all necessary things as long as people use the platform.

Trevor_Parsons · Feb 21, 2019 · Yes, I was testing out the process here compared to yours.org. Is there a way to tip people here even if the article is free? I will take a look at what you mention.

Emre Özdemir · Feb 20, 2019 · Btw, is it intended the post is priced here while it's free on Yours?

Emre Özdemir · Feb 20, 2019 · Very instructive, thanks for posting this. Essentially, it's a similar approach what I've tried to achieve with the combination of bitproton.com, github.com/bitproton/coldwallet and steeldisk.com. Hope you try it when you have some time.