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COLDCARD™ Mk4 for $157.94. Yes/No? is it expensive?

I have 3 of them, lol. There are discount codes so never forget to use one. There might be a 10% code floating around somewhere but BITCOINAUDIBLE gets you 5% off

Love my Coldcards. Some of the best hardware wallets out there imo. $157 is as expensive as you think it is, if you aren’t saving a meaningful amount then probably not worth it, but if this is life savings and you want it secure, that’s a small price, imo.

(Sidenote: my favorite setup is multisig with Nunchuk wallet. Should def try it if you haven’t)

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Telluride 1y ago

Thoughts on the q?

Im Like you, I have a couple of cold cards and a bunch of the cheap jades that I give away bitcoin on but I was thinking Id grab a Q to mess around with.

SuiGenerisJohn 1y ago

The Q is a blast to play around with. Lots of the functionality imo isn't suitable for long term cold storage of a full stack because you wouldnt want to lose the airgap but so much fun to be had with the device.

Telluride 1y ago

This is exactly what I was wondering. 🍻

ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ 1y ago

i have a tapsigner floating around in my stuff somewhere, completely useless to me since it only works with my mobile device and i don't like my frickin mobile device and keep it wireless off GSM voice only and plugged into a usb ethernet adapter, plus it only works with nunchuk wallet anyway

i got some free coincorner rfid card at the bitcoin atlantis and it wanted me to KYC and i'm like no

Guy Swann 1y ago

Dude I love my tapsigner and Nunchuk. You should give it a try if you’ve stayed away from it.

My favorite setup is a 2/3 with tapsigner, mobile key, and CC. It’s the business account for my production company and it’s so easy to use. It’s basically a PIN and tap with my card whenever I want to use it, and then the CC is my “stored away backup” in case of disaster. Super slick way to use bitcoin daily with a really good security profile too.