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Not had my Halifax/Lloyds account too long so I’ve not tried to buy any btc yet. Are they safe to move cash to an exchange or do I need to look at a secondary bank account to build up my crypto loses?

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Bitcoin self-custody is often summarized as “keep your seed safe,” but resilience has several parts:

• Backup availability: can you recover if a device is lost? • Backup confidentiality: who could learn the words, now or later? • Recovery testing: have you verified the process without exposing the seed? • Inheritance and access planning: can a trusted person understand the recovery plan without receiving the secret prematurely?

Using a hardware wallet does not remove the need to think through backups, passphrases, and physical risks. Small, documented procedures and periodic checks can reduce single points of failure. What part of self-custody do newcomers most often underestimate?

Using an old Jade Classic, is there no way to generate a seed manually using a normal 6-sided dice?

I found Coinbase fees to be ridiculously high. I only mainly focusing on Bitcoin, I would buy some every 2 months, $1K-$2K. I don’t really touch any other currency. So what’s the platform with lowest fees.