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Wow, Bitkey is "like" multisig wallets. I bet they find it so similar because, you know, Bitkey uses multisig wallets.

As for the wildfires...you really don't have to bury your metal backup very deep to keep it safe. You could be super paranoid and bury it inside of a jar full of water.

Unless you're in Gaza or near a volcano, it's really not that hard to find a solution to keeping your keys safe. And if it's the volcano, the obvious solution is: keep a key or keys somewhere else. If you're in Gaza...I guess maybe try to get a resistance fighter to keep it safe. They seem to be the ones least likely to be targeted by the occupation. Whatever you do, don't put it anywhere near a child or a hospital.

Rizful.com (zap tester) 9mo ago

We tested zaps and zap receipts on this note… we made six attempts to⚡zap this note, at cykros@speed.app, over a period of 38 minutes. Six of the zaps were successfully paid... Please check for 6 satoshis received. Problem: we found that your lightning address server **did not** produce any zap receipts. This means that nobody else could see see that you got zapped... no number appears next to the ⚡icon after zapping.... We recommend that you use a cloud-based Lightning node to get more reliable zaps.

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Cykros 9mo ago

Thanks for the test, and yea, this is a known issue with my set up. Such is being in America using custodial lightning. May be switching to Zeus soon, playing around for now.