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Guides

Bitcoin self-custody guides built around recovery.

These guides explain the practical side of self-custody: choosing a wallet, setting it up safely, protecting seed backups, using multisig or PSBT workflows, checking current device advisories, and planning for recovery or inheritance.

What this section covers

22 independently written guides, current-device profiles, and recovery checklists. Product claims link to first-party documentation.

Answer the core question

Is Bitcoin safe? Separate the risks first

Start with focused answers about hacking, exchange custody, beginner safety, self-custody, protection layers, and hardware-wallet failure.

Start here

Self-custody and cold-storage foundations

Understand wallets, cold storage, seed backups, and the decisions that come before advanced setup.

Build the process

Setup, recovery, multisig, and inheritance

Turn the security model into a procedure you can execute, test, maintain, and hand off.

Current research

Hardware-wallet security profiles and advisories

Check current models, architecture tradeoffs, support status, and time-sensitive security notices.

Next step

Use the guides, then check your own setup.

Once you know the basics, run the audit to check your backups, firmware habits, and inheritance readiness against the guidance in these pages.