
This article was co-authored by SatoshiLabs and Unchained Capital SatoshiLabs recently announced the release of a new security standard called Shamir Backup, or SLIP-0039, which has revolutionized the way that you can store...
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Three can keep a secret, if two of them are dead. -- Benjamin Franklin No matter how much software and hardware or how many physical and legal barriers a company...
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Balancing privacy and anonymity has security consequences Privacy is the power to selectively reveal oneself to the world. — Eric Hughes, The Cypherpunk Manifesto Unchained Capital offers collaborative custody: a...
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Large exchanges and financial services providers such as Unchained Capital rely on industry best practices such as 100% cold-storage, multisig, and multi-factor identity verification. Unfortunately, it’s been challenging for individuals...
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In crypto-backed lending, the biggest concerns for borrowers/lenders is how Bitcoin or Ethereum collateral is secured, especially the counterparty risk and centralization when trusting a single-institution. To reduce these risks,...
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Unchained Capital does not provide tax, legal or accounting advice. This material has been prepared for informational purposes only, and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied...
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Since 2017, borrowers have been able to apply for an Unchained Capital loan and get the cash they need without selling their appreciating crypto assets. Today, we are excited to...
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Unchained Capital Raises Seed Round We’re excited to announce our seed round funding of $2.995m, including $595k converted from SAFE notes. Our investors for this round include Michael Komaransky, formerly...
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Background - Two months ago, Unchained Capital released an open-source Ethereum multisig smart contract which is directly signable by Trezor hardware wallets. Previous Ethereum multisig implementations were overly complex and...
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