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Bitcoin Custody Rules Have Changed | Michael Tanguma SLP763
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Official Podcast Episode: Old self-custody approaches collapse once Bitcoin reaches six figures, physical threats rise, and AI tools proliferate. Single hardware wallets and mattress myths no longer match the scale or risks that large holders now face. Michael Tanguma, CEO and co-founder of Onramp, returns to examine how custody must adapt to family obligations, mortality, and market structure that turns concentrated holdings into targets. The discussion covers why repeated exchange failures keep Bitcoin looking speculative to outsiders, how multi-institution setups reduce scam ROI, and the limits of adding more dice or vendors in an AI era. It also addresses custody pricing models and the practical question of whether any current setup survives a tenfold price increase. Game theory now requires diversified institutional layers rather than pure self-reliance for serious stacks…
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Official Podcast Episode: Old self-custody approaches collapse once Bitcoin reaches six figures, physical threats rise, and AI tools proliferate. Single hardware wallets and mattress myths no longer match the scale or risks that large holders now face. Michael Tanguma, CEO and co-founder of Onramp, returns to examine how custody must adapt to family obligations, mortality, and market structure that turns concentrated holdings into targets. The discussion covers why repeated exchange failures keep Bitcoin looking speculative to outsiders, how multi-institution setups reduce scam ROI, and the limits of adding more dice or vendors in an AI era. It also addresses custody pricing models and the practical question of whether any current setup survives a tenfold price increase. Game theory now requires diversified institutional layers rather than pure self-reliance for serious stacks. Timestamp: 03:43 — Bitcoin Custody Won't Work Like 2012 05:49 — Self-Custody Rules Changed With Your Life 07:19 — Why Bitcoiners Must Stop the Mattress Myth 09:01 — Bitcoin's Asset Layer Makes It Unstoppable 11:22 — Private Keys Are Like Firearms 15:40 — Custody Losses Keep Bitcoin Speculative 18:56 — AI Just Changed Self-Custody Forever 21:41 — Why Bitcoin Robberies Are Skyrocketing 25:41 — Multi-Institution Custody Kills Pig Butchering 27:57 — Bitcoin at $650K: Security Nightmare? 29:30 — Game Theory Demands Multi-Custody Bitcoin 32:03 — Centralized Custody: The Honeypot Risk 37:56 — Why Custody Fees Should Be Zero 39:51 — Full Bitcoin Custody for $100/Month 42:51 — Would Your Setup Survive 10x Bitcoin? Links: Stephan Livera links: