Coinkite Blog

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Company blog of Coinkite, a Bitcoin hardware wallet and services maker, with product announcements and security advisories.

What HN saysHN links it for the Coldcard Mk3 seed generation advisory and technical entropy write-up. One commenter calls Coinkite's trust model useful but not for everyone.
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What HN people wrote when they linked it

petertodd · 2014-11-21
I've always told people in the past the Coinkite's model - trust Coinkite to handle security for you - has a valuable place in the Bitcoin ecosystem, however it's certainly not for everyone. I personally use Coinkite to store a portion amount of my Bitcoin savings as a diversity measure, but I'd never trust them with everything. But this new multisig support gives you the option to have the best of both worlds: Coinkite helps keep your Bitcoin's safe, and so do you. And I'll probably move the Bitcoins I currently store at Coinkite to a Coinkite multisig account myself. Disclaimer: I'm Coinkite's Chief Naysayer. http://blog.coinkite.com/post/85842528071/peter-todd-joins-coinkite-as…
callahad · 2017-11-28
I don't have any BTC on hand, so I genuinely don't know. The barista I spoke with mentioned that they get four or five transactions per week, and they had a physical POS terminal for Bitcoin transactions, similar to the one CoinKite was producing a few years ago: http://blog.coinkite.com/post/76526284739/did-you-know-that-with-the-c…
nvk · 2015-05-19
Here is the official blog post about it http://blog.coinkite.com/post/119362064671

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