Block has been building for bitcoin for over a decade. Cash App. Square. Proto. Sprial. And Bitkey. Our lane at Bitkey: self-custody that’s built for real life — security + recovery + privacy, without the tradeoffs. Because bitcoin deserves a full ecosystem. image
Buy bitcoin with Strike. Send it straight to Bitkey. That’s the post. image
Self-custody shouldn’t require giving up your privacy. With Chain Code Delegation, Bitkey enables collaborative multisig without exposing balances or transaction history. Not our keys. Not our business. image
Private by default. Not a setting. Anyone onboarding to Bitkey today gets a wallet we’ve provably never seen. Existing users can upgrade to get there too — new wallet, new descriptor, full privacy. Jonathan breaks this down further with Simply Bitcoin
No distractions. Just bitcoin. image
Bitkey doesn’t use seed phrases. Not because recovery doesn’t matter, but because relying on one fragile backup creates a single point of failure. Self-custody should survive real life. Why we built it this way ↓
Hardware wallets are essential. But they’re not the full answer to self-custody. Secure signing ≠ safe ownership. True self-custody has to account for loss, theft, coercion, inheritance — and real life. Our Product Lead, Jonathan breaks down why hardware alone isn’t enough, and what it takes to solve the whole custody problem 👇 image
Collaborative multisig has always come with a privacy tradeoff. Chain Code Delegation removes it. Cosigners can help with recovery and policy enforcement—without seeing balances or transaction history. That’s a privacy win for the entire bitcoin ecosystem. image
Bitcoin MENA was special. Real conversations about bitcoin self-custody, privacy, and building for real life. Grateful for the community — onward to 2026. image
Modern tools for modern money. Built for people who want control — without fragility.