John Gold on Nostr: As long as the bank "allows" you to withdraw your Bitcoin to cold storage, why not. ...
As long as the bank "allows" you to withdraw your Bitcoin to cold storage, why not. Avoid the ones that don't. Look, Mom and Dad in their 70s might want a custodian. If their grandchildren understand bitcoin self-custody it shouldn't be a problem as they could help their grandparents to manage the cold storage. You can also be the custodian of the Bitcoin of your kids.
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