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@Jon_Hodl
stacking since: #7693longest cowboy streak: 22
Yes, I would absolutely suggest moving to a ColdCard Q, Sparrow wallet, but not until AFTER you are running your own node.
That’s where privacy (and increased security) can begin.
Trezor has your xPub key and knows all of your addresses, that they all belong to the same wallet, and their balances. They might even sell that data to chain analysis companies.
ColdCard doesn’t know my xPub because I have never plugged my wallet into an internet connected device.
Personally, I am looking at leaving the US for a bit and head to Portugal 🇵🇹 for long enough to get citizenship.
It looks like it’s in great condition.
I had an old Type 2 like this with a buddy of mine. Ours wasn’t a Kombi like this but it was still a T2.
We never got it to run correctly so we had to sell it but we did a lot to fix up the paint and body. It looked like a whole new bus when we sold it.
I hope the new owner was able to get it to run well. They’re a cool piece of history.
Several mantras that I don’t like.
- “Never spend your bitcoin” Um, I get that Bitcoin is apex savings but Bitcoin is money and money is meant to be spent.
- “You know what happens next” Engagement farming drivel.
- “They’re fully regulated” in reference to why an exchange/custodian can’t get rugged. Morons.
- “1 BTC = 1 BTC” Like… duh but 1 USD = 1 USD.
- “Bitcoin is for everyone” No, it’s not. Bitcoin is for anyone who wants to do the work to learn but it’s absolutely NOT for everyone. Nothing is for everyone.
There’s probably a bunch more but that’s all I can think of right now.