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A trust-inspiring user experience is a critical component of security. In bitcoin custody, the weakest link is rarely the cryptography or the infrastructure. It's human error. Our dashboard redesign reduces that risk by providing: → Instant clarity on holdings → Centralized vault information → Fewer clicks to critical data → An interface that mirrors our custody precision When managing bitcoin, confusion is a vulnerability. Clarity is security.

Everyone models bitcoin’s upside. Almost no one models the threat curve. “If custody feels vulnerable at $100k, how will it feel at $1M or $10M?” As bitcoin’s value grows, the risks will become increasingly unfathomable. Multi-institution custody is not optional. It is preparation. @MTanguma

We bet on beauty, and it paid off. We made complex custody information immediately digestible, reduced cognitive load, and saw measurable results. Faster onboarding, fewer support tickets, higher user confidence. When managing bitcoin, clarity is a security feature. Good design gets out of the way and lets you focus on what matters: managing your holdings with complete confidence.

Fort Knox: last audited 1953. No public proof of reserves. Bitcoin: 19,987,671 BTC in circulation. Verifiable by anyone, anytime, on-chain. One asks for trust. The other doesn't have to.

Lots of chatter about the next Fed Chair. Respectfully, it barely matters. $38 trillion in debt. Refinancing wall approaching. Debt service costs compounding. These are math problems, not personnel problems. Personnel is marginal. Debt math is structural.

"The winners in digital asset VC will be generalist people who know where the gaps are." Nearly all crypto companies to reach late stage are financial services firms. There is no longer a meaningful difference between digital assets and financial services firms. [@MTanguma]

Tether owns more gold than most countries. They just invested $100M into Anchorage and $150M into a gold company, while bootstrapping their US-compliant stablecoin. And their reserve profile is shifting from Treasuries to hard assets. They're quietly building a sovereign. The

Bitcoin dropped ~50% and ~90% of ETF capital sat still. As @EricBalchunas noted earlier this week, the capital coming into bitcoin through the ETFs appears to be structurally stickier than any prior cohort. Smaller allocations. Longer horizons. Real conviction. And the pipes are just starting to open. Most advisors aren't soliciting bitcoin to clients yet. @BackslashBTC on THE ₿ROADCAST 👇

🚨LIVE: BULLISH ON BITCOIN | ₿ROADCAST 023 https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1vOGwdrMOaDJB…

$25 billion in digital asset treasuries cumulatively underwater. Zero above cost basis. The fundamental contradiction was always there: centralizing ownership of an asset whose entire value proposition is decentralization. Every layer added (counterparty risk, management risk, governance risk, custody risk) compounds the fragility of a structure built around an asset designed to eliminate exactly those dependencies. Bitcoin's thesis is sovereignty and verification. The DAT thesis is delegation and trust. What we're witnessing now is not a surprise. It's the inevitable reconciliation of that contradiction. @MTanguma on THE ₿ROADCAST 👇

🚨LIVE: BULLISH ON BITCOIN | ₿ROADCAST 023 https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1vOGwdrMOaDJB…

Denominate asset returns in M2 and most portfolios are treading water or going backwards. Global bonds down 41%. Global equities up just 27%. Bitcoin up 644%. Nominal returns are a mirage.

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