Pay Your Friends to Protect Your Keys: One Startup’s New Take on Crypto Custody

By cineramaOctober 30, 2019Ethereum

If you’re worried about losing your private keys, try tapping your friends as a recovery network, one startup says.

Vault12, backed by Winklevoss Capital, True Ventures, Naval Ravikant and Data […]

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Pay Your Friends to Protect Your Keys: One Startup’s New Take on Crypto Custody

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