A #Bitcoin passphrase made up of six random BIP39 words strung together, contains 73 quintillion (73 with 18 zeros) possible combinations of words to protect against a brute force attack.
This is 10x more than the total number of grains of sand in all of the deserts, and all of the beaches, in the entire world.
Bitcoin is an asset that comes with built-in 'plausible deniability'.
1. Keep a small amount of (sacrificial) #Bitcoin in a 1st layer wallet (seed words only).
2. Main funds are secured in a secret, separate, 2nd layer wallet (seed words + passphrase).
http://www.bitplates.com/bip39-passphrase

The most popular iOS app for Nostr appears to be #[0] , but as a humble Android user, #[1] (iris.to) works well for me. 👍
The only custodian you can truly trust with your #Bitcoin is yourself.
#SelfCustody
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Take custody of your #Bitcoin using a hardware wallet/signing device:
1. Generate seed words
2. Create a passphrase
Keep metal copies of all backup data:
1st plate => seed words
2nd plate => passphrase
Always store backups in separate geographical locations.
#SelfCustody