A viewer asked: Do you have any cold wallets, and if so, how many? This recording is Jake Claver's answer, in full and unedited.
Covered in this recordingcold wallet, institutional custody
What this recording covers
Claver answers a question regarding storage options and custody configurations for managing digital assets. He explains the operational differences between internet-connected warm wallets, standalone hardware devices, card-based storage solutions, and regulated institutional custody arrangements. While individual hardware devices allow users to retain private keys independently, managing numerous separate devices and accounts creates operational complexity and fragmentation. For significant asset holdings, Claver highlights institutional custody setups that provide specialized physical security architecture, institutional insurance coverage, multi-party access controls, and designated account beneficiaries. Account holders often distribute their digital assets across multiple storage solutions, combining personal hardware devices with institutional custody accounts to balance day-to-day access requirements with comprehensive asset protection and estate planning needs.
Where this fits
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