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Does anyone have experience setting up 2-of-3 multisig here? Keen to find out: (1) what combo hardware you used? (2) what private server options are there?
If you haven't already, take a look at this article from Unchained Capital: https://unchained.com/blog/why-2-of-3-multisig/
It is one of the best pieces at explaining multisig that I have found. They also offer their own custody services in a similar fashion than Casa.
Blockstream Green's Multisig Shield is a free service that you may want to check as well: https://help.blockstream.com/hc/en-us/articles/900001388366-What-does-Blockstream-Green-s-multisig-protect-from-
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Awesome, thanks man ! Will check out the links.
Heard good stuff about Blockstream's shield, but had no idea it was free.
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Trezor w/ Electrum is on option.
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Could it be that Electrum is the most OG wallet software out there?
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Yep, I think OG in the sense that a lot of websites and apps depend on electrumrs these days.
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Gotchya, thanks dude.
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You don't have to use them but their website can show some options.
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Cool, thanks @Wumbo for the link. Yes, I follow Lopp's work.
To confirm, do you mean to sign up and hand over 1 of the 3 keys for a third-party like Casa to manage?
Cheers!
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It depends on your situation. I posted the Casa link mainly that their model worked well with several devices.
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Gotchya, thanks man.
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Nice, I only knew about BitGo.
I think there are other similar services for other currencies, since 2/3 wallets have lots of use-cases.
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Awesome, thanks man !
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Found this guide useful, not sure if you guys came across it: btcguide.github.io @felipehere @Wumbo @028aba5700 @sime @ekzyis @rijndael
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I’ve done 2/3 with:
  • a coldcard, a ledger, and a trezor
  • three coldcards
  • a coldcard, a tapsigner, and a phone key (in nunchuck)
  • a software key in blue wallet, a custom signing server running on AWS I wrote, a software signer in sparrow
  • software signer in sparrow, signer in an airgapped computer running core, signer in specter
  • many more weird configurations!
What are you looking for with a private server? Are you looking to have some service provider manage a key for you? If you are comfortable managing all the keys, you don’t need a third party server.
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Thanks, man. This is very helpful.
Mostly trying to find the right balance between privacy and security for the right denomination.
In your experience, any best practice BTC/sats range per top configurations?
I'm comfortable managing all the keys, but also keen to try out different tools out there and learn from others incl. third-party servers :)
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