Unchained:
* Bitcoin only
* I've met a number of Unchained folks (MANY of whom are @npub17tyke9lkgxd98ruyeul6wt3pj3s9uxzgp9hxu5tsenjmweue6sqq4y3mgl maxis!) and consider a bunch of them friends. They are all hard-core Bitcoiners and super-focused on improving self-custody as much as possible.
* Will be moving my self-directed bitcoin IRA over to their service (better match for me vs Swan's IRA product).
* Pricing model: free for basic 2-of-3; $20 each time you need Unchained to co-sign for you (should only be needed in an emergency/catastrophe).
Casa:
* not Bitcoin only. I have a ton of respect for Lopp but since there are various competing services in the market, it's nice that I can choose accordingly.
* Pricing model: Annual fee ($100-200?)
* Fewer personal connections there.
* Overall I just know less about them, to be honest.
Nunchuk:
* Hadn't even occurred to me. Their collaborative custody service is brand new, yes? I would need to see a longer track record before committing any of my stack that way (see below).
* Their early product releases were broken in unacceptable ways (e.g. my cosigner on iOS signed a tx but the app in Android never--to this day--showed the signature as complete. Possibly a problem with which UX flow I used, but still shouldn't be possible to screw that up. Their app has ONE JOB and the early release I tried failed. A subsequent release worked better but was still plagued with some really bad UI/UX decisions: hiding crucial info, not indicating pending txs/balance changes, etc). I love the idea of their app but it'll be a while before I'd feel comfortable deeply integrating any of my multisig setups / cosigners in their ecosystem.
Coming soon (~Oct?): Swan:
* Will def give their service a try when it's available. I want multiple multisigs storing bits of my stack w/different collaborative custody services.
* Bitcoin only
* I have more personal connections to Swan.
* I've worked on and worked closely with the Specter Desktop team, which is now under the Swan umbrella and I'd guess will be the main interface for Swan's collaborative custody service.
Thanks a lot for this response Keith! 🙌
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