On this post we are going to be building a Bitcoin node and we will be using Citadel as the stack provider, here is more about Citadel from their Github: “Citadel is modern, mostly open source and soon to be fully FLOSS Bitcoin Node implementation originally based on Umbrel, but we have moved most of…
On the last SeedSigner post we cover creating a Single-Sig (Single Signature) wallet using a seed on our SeedSigner and Sparrow Wallet you can find that here, in this guide we are going to setup a Multi-Sig (Multiple Signature) wallet using two seeds on our SeedSigner with another hardware device in this case a Trezor…
On our last SeedSigner post we generated a seed and created a QR code for quick access to our seed without having to enter all 12 word every time we need to access it, you can find that post here. Now that we have our seed we are going to set up Sparrow Wallet to…
On the last SeedSigner related post we built the device from the ground up and did some testing to ensure it was all working as it should you can find that post here. On this post we will cover the process of generating the seed and creating a QR code in order to avoid having…
A software wallet is used to hold value, is much like a regular wallet with the difference that a regular wallet does hold your physical fiat currencies be USD, EURO, YEN etc. and the Bitcoin software wallet does not hold actual Bitcoin, Bitcoin exists on the ledger also referred to as blockchain your software wallet…
Fiat currency like USD, EUR, GBP, VES, ARS are being debased, by saving in these currencies you are loosing purchasing power on a daily basis instead of increasing it which is the main reason to start saving. In the case of the United States trillions of dollars have been printed since the start of the…
A Bitcoin wallet is used to hold value is much like a regular wallet with the difference that a regular wallet does hold your physical fiat currencies be USD, EURO, YEN etc. the Bitcoin wallet does not hold actual Bitcoin, Bitcoin exists on the ledger also referred to as blockchain your Bitcoin wallet holds you…
The best approach to trading Bitcoin in my opinion is not to, the best approach is to accumulate and hold or the way is commonly referred HODL here is why I say this, Bitcoin is currently extremely volatile unless you are a pro trader at least in my case is hard to be able to…
Great you have been able to get you hands on some Bitcoin, if you used an exchange you may have it sitting on the exchange wallet, unless you plan to be day trading this is not a recommended practice for several reasons: You do not hold the private keys for this wallet but the exchange…
Bitcoin was created in 2009 by an anonymous person or group of persons going by Satoshi Nakamoto following the 2008 financial crisis, Bitcoin has two parts one is the digital cryptocurrency the other one is the network that maintains the ledger (or blockchain) tracking all transactions and balances is done by a massive computer network….