For a while I've held a WoS balance as— what I would class as— "a piping-hot lightning wallet". For me WoS has been the highest level of custody that I was willing to hold around 1 million sats on. Should I have any issues with my lightning node (routing, connection, etc), or the price of 0-conf fees spiked (Muun issues), or I want to demo lightning without doxing my lightning balance— WoS has been my go to.
I've known about Mutiny for a while, since @TonyGiorgio was posting the hackathon progress back in 2022. I got access to the Beta in July 2023 and had a click around, but I'm always skeptical transferring any BTC in to new wallets (from the days of copying and pasting
31pNM...
from web pages and hoping it was the right destination).I decided at the weekend it was time to give Mutiny a try.
In order to hedge the browser storage risk, I generated a new seed using my HWW and BIP-85, then imported it in to Mutiny, so no need to write it down.
I'm really impressed by the experience so far— it feels like one of the most solid Bitcoin software products I've used recently. I think the choice of WebAssembly to enable the privacy and self-custody experience is a total zinger, especially with BDK + LDK.
Looking forward to continuing my Mutiny journey, and happy to now hold <100k sats with custodians.