Securing Bitcoin - by BitVault

Bitcoin security beyond the keys. Bitcoin self-custody gives you control. It also makes you responsible for what happens when something goes wrong. Securing Bitcoin is a curated event for people who want to understand what really puts Bitcoin self-custody at risk. Beyond seed phrases and hardware wallets, the programme explores the full spectrum of security challenges Bitcoin holders face: digital attacks, physical threats, human error, privacy leaks, operational failures, recovery breakdowns and the security trade-offs that emerge when users take full responsibility for their assets. Through independent expert talks, real-world failure scenarios and moderated discussions, participants will move from understanding how self-custody fails in practice to exploring the tools, habits and security models that can make it more resilient. From hardware-wallet trust and privacy to vaults, multisig coordination, recovery, inheritance and everyday operational security, the focus is on practical clarity rather than abstract theory. Speakers: Schnuartz Jaromil Roos Super Testnet Rafael Turon Luke de Wolf Joe Nakamoto Max Musumeci Chris Seedor Darko Gasic Alexandre Poltorak Knut Svanholm The goal is simple: help Bitcoin holders understand what can actually go wrong, what they can do about it, and how stronger security can remain usable without requiring every Bitcoiner to become a security engineer.