We at Unchained Capital are passionate about helping our clients become sovereign in their Bitcoin journey. One of the ways we do that is to ensure that we ourselves are not a single point of failure by providing an open-source external recovery tool: Caravan.
In this week's webinar, we walk you through every step of the external recovery process, why it is important, and show off external recovery with other open-source tools such as Sparrow and Electrum.
Caravan multisig coordinator: https://unchained-capital.github.io/caravan/
Sparrow: https://sparrowwallet.com/
Electrum: https://electrum.org/
Unchained Concierge onboarding: https://unchained-capital.com/the-vault-concierge-onboarding-package/
0:00 Introduction
1:05 What is external recovery?
2:55 What is a bitcoin address?
4:32 What is a public key?
5:04 What is a private key?
5:26 What is an xpub (extended public key)?
6:28 What is a seed?
7:23 What is a wallet configuration file?
9:08 Why is a wallet configuration file so important?
14:20 Caravan: Unchained's external recovery method
23:02 Sparrow: another external recovery method
26:24 Electrum: another external recovery method
35:00 Q&A
35:17 Do you need to download the external configuration file multiple times?
35:57 Is storing a configuration file in a password manager a bad idea?
37:34 A look at accessing addresses in external recovery
40:00 Can I build my wallet using only 2 seed phrases and no wallets?
42:16 How to access Caravan in the doomsday scenario
43:37 Do I need to cancel existing Unchained vault after recovery?
46:22 Download all wallet configuration files for each vault
48:22 Conclusion