Row 67443

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Start with getting your bitcoin from bitcoin only exchanges like Swan Bitcoin, Cashapp, Strike or River. Let your sats accumulate until you get to a minimum of 1 million sats before you withdraw to your wallet so you can save on fees in the future. The bigger the withdrawal amount, the better.

But that comes with custody risk so that’s why it’s important that when you save in BTC, accumulate those sats on a bitcoin only exchange as they have less incentive to rug you if they want to stay in business. Stay far away from Crypto casino companies.

Subscribe to [btcsessions](https://youtube.com/@BTCSessions?feature=shared) on YouTube to learn how to store your bitcoin as well as [Matthew Kratter](https://youtube.com/@Bitcoin_University?feature=shared) from Bitcoin university to learn the fundamentals of why bitcoin is the best asset on the planet.

In terms of taking self custody of your Bitcoin, Jack Dorsey’s new self custody wallet [Bitkey](https://bitkey.world) is good to begin your self custody journey and as the stack gets significant, begin to look at the [cold card](https://store.coinkite.com/store).

Here’s a beginners video for the cold card Mk4 btcsessions did with [Natalie Brunell](https://youtu.be/IJbog_k5XWE?feature=shared) as well as the beginners video for the new [cold card Q](https://youtu.be/FiNCG-7EN4A?feature=shared)

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