Proud to announce that YetiCold.com 2.0 is released!
Thanks to the great work being done by @bitcoincoreorg we are most proud of the code we deleted.
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Thanks to the great work being done by @bitcoincoreorg we are most proud of the code we deleted.
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Descriptor wallets are now supported by Bitcoin Core. This means all of the send and receiving features, everything from selecting a destination address to dealing with change, is no longer a Yeti thing.
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With offline signing in bitcoin core Yeti no longer creates raw transactions and moves them to the offline device - the bitcoin core UI handles everything with PSBT!
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Yeti still walks you through setup of your multisig wallet, recording your seeds to paper and CD, and storing these seeds in a safe location, but once you are setup you are simply a first class bitcoin core user.
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We also changed our terminology to be more user friendly.
Yeti Level 1 is a single sig wallet where you backup your seeds on 5 CD rom drives. No writing down seed words. One laptop.
Yeti Level 2 is a 3 of 7 multisig where you use 7 CDs to store your seeds. One laptop.
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Yeti Level 1 is a single sig wallet where you backup your seeds on 5 CD rom drives. No writing down seed words. One laptop.
Yeti Level 2 is a 3 of 7 multisig where you use 7 CDs to store your seeds. One laptop.
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Yeti Level 3 is a 3 of 7 multisig that uses a second laptop so your private keys are never on an internet connected device (a proper hardware wallet for free) and your seed words are written on paper and stored on CD for maximum security.
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Another awesome improvement made in Bitcoin Core is that you don’t need a blockchain on your offline signing machine anymore - this is a massive UX get.
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This is the perfect time to dump your hardware wallet, grab a cheap ($60 on eBay) laptop or two and get your #Bitcoin into the most secure cold storage system available.
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A lot of folks have been messaging me about the @Ledger data leak. I’m not going to victory lap on these guys because they didn’t do anything wrong beyond selling a hardware wallet. Go to @haveibeenpwned and enter any email more than a couple years old
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And you will see that it’s been leaked by every from Adobe to Zillow. It’s simply not reasonable to expect better security from a small startup.
But this is why it’s important to use @bitcoincoreorg (with or without yeti to help).
But this is why it’s important to use @bitcoincoreorg (with or without yeti to help).
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