Singlesig users should have HWWs from at least two vendors even if multisig is not a goal.
You can confirm they're both working properly by cross verifying a dummy wallet - showing the same results on both devices.
This allows non technical people to get verification meanwhile not sacrificing the simplicity of singlesig.
I recommend building a SeedSigner if you already have a prepackaged corporate HWW.
Not only is it the most powerful device on the market, it's also the only one you dont take on supply chain risk with.
ShiShi21m
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2025-02-26 17:02:27
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npub1ugnq57hn8va6xqr5zywy2eunem6c624583vkt0dmv40ep7tnnxkqrr898lPublished at
2025-02-26 17:02:27Event JSON
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"pubkey": "e2260a7af33b3ba30074111c456793cef58d2ab43c5965bdbb655f90f97399ac",
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"content": "Singlesig users should have HWWs from at least two vendors even if multisig is not a goal.\n\nYou can confirm they're both working properly by cross verifying a dummy wallet - showing the same results on both devices.\n\nThis allows non technical people to get verification meanwhile not sacrificing the simplicity of singlesig.\n\nI recommend building a SeedSigner if you already have a prepackaged corporate HWW.\n\nNot only is it the most powerful device on the market, it's also the only one you dont take on supply chain risk with.",
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