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BUY YOURSELF A BITKEY!!! (https://bitkey.world)

Published September 1, 2025
Joel Bomgar
by Joel Bomgar
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00:01 Buy yourself a Bitkey. Please buy 00:03 yourself a Bitkey. Hackers and scammers 00:06 are trying to get your Bitcoin. And 00:09 eventually, for some of you, they will 00:11 succeed if you do not buy yourself a 00:14 Bitkey. Just in the last week, I've 00:16 worked with multiple people who combined 00:19 have lost more than $100,000 00:23 to hackers and scammers. In each 00:25 situation, it's different. Some 00:27 sometimes people get called out of the 00:29 blue by somebody pretending to be a 00:31 security consult, you know, on the 00:33 security uh team for Coinbase or one of 00:36 the other major cryptocurrency 00:37 exchanges. Sometimes it's, you know, 00:40 people claiming fraudulent activity on 00:42 an account and offering to help lock it 00:44 down. Other times, it's people whose 00:47 they don't have two-step verification 00:49 turned on on their Google account. 00:51 hackers get hold of their um their 00:53 Google account which give them access to 00:55 two-factor authentication codes on 00:56 Google authenticator. It gives them 00:58 access to the password manager for 00:60 Google. They get into cryptocurrency 01:02 accounts that that way. Literally in the 01:04 last one week, multiple people I've been 01:06 on the phone with multiple people who 01:09 have been either hacked or scammed out 01:11 of more than $100,000. 01:15 And maybe some of them will get it back. 01:17 Probably they won't. It's really, really 01:19 hard. So buy yourself a bit key. What is 01:22 a bit key? A bit key is this little oct 01:25 oct o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 01:26 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 01:26 o octctagonal, however you say that, o o 01:29 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o oct 01:29 octagonal, I think octagonal octagonal 01:32 device, six-sided little device that 01:35 stores a Bitcoin private key on it. And 01:38 in order to move your Bitcoin, you have 01:40 to touch the device to the back of your 01:41 phone. And hackers obviously can't touch 01:44 your device to the back of their phone 01:46 because they don't have your device. And 01:48 so it keeps hackers from getting your 01:49 Bitcoin. Now the the team behind Bitkey, 01:52 it's made by uh Square uh now called 01:56 Block. They used to be called Square. 01:57 They make the Square payment terminals. 01:59 They make the uh the app Cash App. So if 02:02 you've heard of Cash App, it's made by 02:04 the same people. The company is founded 02:06 and run by Jack Dorsey, the founder of 02:08 Twitter. After uh he sold Twitter to 02:12 Elon Musk, he focused exclusively on his 02:15 financial company, which is now called 02:17 Block. It used to be called Square, but 02:18 again, they make payment terminals 02:20 called which is the Square payment 02:21 terminals. They make Cash App and they 02:23 make Bit Key and he's the big uh Jack 02:25 Dorsey the big supporter of Bitcoin. So, 02:27 they thought of everything to make sure 02:29 you are not going to lose your Bitcoin. 02:32 Um so, this little thing, this little 02:34 octagon thing that you have to touch to 02:36 your phone to move your Bitcoin around. 02:38 Um that little device you have to uh you 02:42 know, you have to have it. So, hackers 02:43 can't move your Bitcoin if you don't 02:44 have the device. If you lose the device, 02:47 your phone can put a key back on a new 02:49 Bit Key device. If you lose your phone, 02:52 your Bit Key device can put the private 02:54 key back on your phone because in order 02:57 for your Bitcoin to move, the two 02:59 devices have to touch the Bitcoin the uh 03:01 the phone and the Bitkey device have to 03:04 touch in order for it to basically 03:06 combine, sign the transaction, and move 03:07 the Bitcoin. So, a hacker does not 03:10 physically hold your phone and they 03:12 don't physically hold your Bit Key 03:14 device because that's the whole point. 03:15 You keep it somewhere safe. If you 03:17 somehow lose your Bit Key device and 03:19 your phone simultaneously, they have a 03:22 recovery process built in where you have 03:25 to wait 7 days to make sure it's not a 03:27 hacker. It sends you a bunch of push 03:28 notifications, a bunch of emails, a 03:30 bunch of text messages saying, "Hey, are 03:32 you sure you want the block company to 03:34 restore the key to a new Bit Key device 03:37 and to a new phone of yours if you lose 03:40 both of those?" And they have all sorts 03:42 of security backups in place to make 03:43 sure that it's basically impossible for 03:46 a hacker to get your Bitcoin key 03:49 restored to their phone or their Bit 03:51 device. So, it's a brilliant device set. 03:53 They made it literally I mean just 03:56 almost statistically impossible that you 03:58 could possibly lose your Bitcoin due to 04:01 doing something wrong and also like 04:04 statistically impossible that a hacker 04:06 or scammer can get their hands on it. Uh 04:09 recently, and this is somebody I didn't 04:10 know, so just the you know more than 04:12 $100,000 lost by literally multiple 04:14 people I do know. Uh separate from that, 04:18 there's a person online who last week 04:20 lost $91 million 04:23 uh by a scammer. Uh a scammer pretended 04:26 to be Gemini, the cryptocurrency 04:28 exchange, and Ledger, uh which is a 04:31 hardware wallet manufacturer. And 04:33 because all of that, the way all of that 04:35 works involves seed phrases and 04:36 complicated stuff, they were able to 04:39 trick him into transferring his Bitcoin, 04:41 which again would not happen with 04:42 Bitkey. Because with Bit Key, you don't 04:44 have seed phrases that you can give to a 04:46 scammer. And all of the tricks that 04:48 scammers know to use and hackers know 04:51 how to use, they just don't work on 04:52 BitKey. And that's by design. Literally, 04:54 when they invented BitKey, they tried to 04:57 make it absolutely hackerproof and 04:59 scammer and foolproof, meaning you can't 05:03 screw it up. So they thought of 05:04 absolutely everything to make sure you 05:06 couldn't screw it up and a hacker 05:08 couldn't get to it, a scammer couldn't 05:10 get to it, and your your Bitcoin would 05:12 be safe forever. So again, they've got 05:14 recovery built in. If you lose your 05:17 phone, you're still good. If you lose 05:18 your Bit Key device, you're still good. 05:20 If you lose both of them at the same 05:21 time, you're still good because they 05:23 have this whole system of uh of recovery 05:26 contacts and all of that, which, you 05:28 know, it guides you through setting all 05:29 that up. It's super easy. Um, my wife 05:32 set up a bit key from scratch, knowing 05:35 nothing about it or how it worked in 05:37 less than six minutes. My sister set up 05:39 a bit key from scratch, knowing 05:41 absolutely nothing about it, not even 05:43 where to start. I literally handed her 05:45 the box and said, "See if you can get, 05:47 you know, $100 or $10 from Coinbase onto 05:51 this device and and I'll see how long it 05:54 takes you." And it took less than six 05:55 minutes. So, buy yourself a Bitkeye. It 05:58 is the only reliable way to keep your h 06:01 your Bitcoin out of the hands of hackers 06:04 and scammers. And if you're worried that 06:06 somebody's going to, you know, hold you 06:07 up at gunpoint, well, go keep your Bit 06:10 Key device in a safe deposit box at a 06:12 bank and then you can make sure that 06:13 that doesn't happen to. But I have never 06:16 heard of anybody I've known or in my 06:17 extended network that you have that had 06:20 to worry about somebody in real life. 06:22 It's entirely like 99.999% 06:25 hackers and scammers. And that is solved 06:29 beautifully by Bit Key. I mean, 06:32 beautifully by Bit Key. Please, please, 06:34 please get yourself a Bit Key and do not 06:37 let yourself get hacked and scammed. It 06:40 is brutal to experience that. I do not 06:42 want you to experience that. And if you 06:44 if you have Bitcoin that's just sitting 06:46 there on Coinbase, for example, hackers 06:48 are very very actively targeting 06:52 Coinbase. I mean, constant text message 06:54 blasts, constant emails, constant I 06:58 mean, every, you know, phone calls, live 06:60 phone calls, just it's just constant um 07:03 hackers trying to get Bitcoin, 07:05 especially Bitcoin that is on Coinbase 07:07 just because that's the largest exchange 07:08 in the United States. So, it's what they 07:10 focus on because that's the uh the 07:13 highest likelihood when they reach out 07:14 to somebody that they will have a 07:15 Coinbase account as compared to any 07:17 other account. So, please buy yourself a 07:20 Bitkey for Labor Day weekend. Uh they 07:23 are $50 off, so it's only $99. Buy 07:26 yourself a Bitkey. It's $99. And if $99 07:30 is prohibitively expensive for you, I 07:33 will split it with you. If you send me a 07:35 message on Facebook Messenger that says, 07:37 "I bought a bit key and you know you 07:40 actually bought a bit key." You got to 07:42 actually do it. If you actually buy 07:43 yourself a Bitkey and use it, I will 07:46 send you 50 of those $99. I'll literally 07:48 pay for 51% of your Bit Key just as an 07:52 incentive for you to not get hacked and 07:54 scammed. So again, if cost is an issue, 07:57 I'll cover half of it. Um, you've got to 07:60 not get hacked and scammed. And getting 08:02 yourself a Bitkey is the only reliable, 08:05 foolproof way to not get hacked and 08:07 scammed with your Bit uh with your 08:10 Bitcoin. Please, everyone, please do 08:12 that. It's genius. It's brilliant. The 08:14 way this thing is designed is just like 08:15 the coolest invention in the world since 08:18 the invention of Bitcoin itself. It is 08:20 so easy to use. It's made for literally 08:23 anyone on the planet to be able to 08:25 self-custody their Bitcoin. That means 08:27 have it in their own possession where 08:29 it's not subject to hackers and scammers 08:32 and you're not going to get your account 08:33 frozen by Coinbase or any other 08:35 exchange. And if you've got your Bitcoin 08:37 on Bit, they just don't bother you 08:40 because, you know, no hacker or scammer 08:42 wants to try to convince you, you know, 08:45 to go get your Bitkey from a safe 08:46 deposit box at a bank and touch it to 08:48 the back of your phone. Like none of 08:50 their tricks for getting bit people to 08:52 compromise their accounts, none of them 08:54 work on Bitkey. Um, it's just brilliant 08:56 the way it's set up. So, uh, please, 08:59 please, please, please do that, uh, for 09:02 your own sake. And I will even cover 09:04 half the cost to you if you message me 09:05 about it. But again, as long as you 09:07 commit to actually, you know, buying 09:08 one, you know, as long as you've already 09:10 bought it and you commit to using it 09:11 when it comes in. Um, you don't have to 09:13 start by moving all your Bitcoin. Start 09:15 by moving $100 and then just see how you 09:17 feel. See how it works. Get comfortable 09:19 with it. Like, come on. Please, please, 09:22 please buy yourself a Bit Keith. Please, 09:24 you need to do this. It is important. Do 09:26 not be the next person to lose all your 09:28 Bitcoin because you didn't buy yourself 09:30 a Bitkey.

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