There is none yet.

If there was one, someone would write down the steps necessary and put them on the internet. But I have never seen a sound description of how to self-custody Bitcoin in a safe way.

The hardest part seems to not even be the one that currently creates all those problems - the hardware and software used. The hardest part is storing the key (for example a seed phrase). If anyone says they know a way to safely store Bitcoin, my first question is: How do you store the key?

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floss_silicate 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

There are a few out there, but this is probably the best: https://github.com/bowlarbear/yeti-2.0

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skinfaxi a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Where do you store your bank password? Couldn't the same be used for a seed phrase?

	▲	rspeele 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		The sensitivity of my bank password is much lower than a seed phrase because most bank transactions can be reversed as long as I notice them in time and prove my identity to my bank. With bitcoin nothing is reversible so every step of the process is a huge security risk where you can fall off a cliff and experience financial permadeath of "your" crypto, assuming a sufficiently motivated attacker.

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everyday7732 a day ago | parent | prev [-]

remember it? Write it down somewhere hidden if you have to.