Bron Wallet

Every year, roughly 3 million Americans die. While 14% of adults now own cryptocurrency, only 37% of those holders have a plan to pass on their wallet information. The result: an estimated 264,600 people die annually, taking their crypto with them, permanently out of reach of the people they loved most. Starting this week Digital Inheritance feature is available on Bron’s basic plan. $20 for a piece of mind. Sounds like a good deal.

Bron just changed what “basic” means. The complete suite of security controls is now available on the Basic plan, including access to the full Policy Engine. That means every Bron user can now set approval rules, withdrawal delays, transaction limits, and n-of-m signature requirements from day one. Social engineering. Physical coercion. Every type of attack is hitting an all time high. In France alone, kidnappings against crypto holders have become regular enough to make headlines weekly. Some of these cases have happened close enough to stop feeling like headlines. These attacks are far harder against institutional capital, because institutions do not rely on a single person being able to move funds instantly under pressure. They rely on controls. Approvals. Delays. Policy restrictions. Limits. For too long, protections like these were reserved for funds, family offices, and people paying thousands per month for access. We know, because we build those solutions. Now, every Bron account can configure protections that used to be treated as institutional-only: • Mandatory withdrawal delays • Multi-step approvals for outbound transactions • Restricted DeFi access through whitelisted protocols • Hard limits on swaps and conversions Set your policies. Keep your funds safe.

Europe leads as the region with the highest number of recorded wrench attacks. This may be due to the high concentration of wealth as well as a developed legal system, where such incidents are more frequently reported. https://t.co/V0vsEdqqwE

3am. Urgent transaction. Your co-signer is asleep. Multi-sig doesn't care. Bron's Policy Engine lets you set rules in advance: spending limits, approvals, whitelists. So transactions move when they need to, not when everyone's online. Watch the video to see how it works 👇 https://t.co/VJZvA0CiXn

DPRK operatives embedded inside 40+ DeFi protocols since 2020 According to Taylor Monahan (@tayvano_), North Korean IT workers have been quietly employed at more than 40 DeFi platforms, some since "DeFi Summer" in 2020. They helped build the very protocols that are now being targeted. Their CVs listing "7 years of blockchain experience" are not exaggerated. They actually accumulated it while on the inside.

Musician loses nearly 6 BTC after downloading a fake Ledger app American musician G. Love said he lost about 5.9 BTC while migrating his wallet to a new computer. According to him, he downloaded a fake Ledger application, after which the funds disappeared “instantly.” On-chain investigator ZachXBT said he traced the movement of the funds. Around 5.92 $BTC were laundered through deposit addresses linked to KuCoin exchange.

Every year, roughly 3 million Americans die. While 14% of adults now own cryptocurrency, only 37% of those holders have a plan to pass on their wallet information. The result: an estimated 264,600 people die annually, taking their crypto with them, permanently out of reach of the people they loved most. Starting this week Digital Inheritance feature is available on Bron’s basic plan. $20 for a piece of mind. Sounds like a good deal.

Bron just changed what “basic” means. The complete suite of security controls is now available on the Basic plan, including access to the full Policy Engine. That means every Bron user can now set approval rules, withdrawal delays, transaction limits, and n-of-m signature requirements from day one. Social engineering. Physical coercion. Every type of attack is hitting an all time high. In France alone, kidnappings against crypto holders have become regular enough to make headlines weekly. Some of these cases have happened close enough to stop feeling like headlines. These attacks are far harder against institutional capital, because institutions do not rely on a single person being able to move funds instantly under pressure. They rely on controls. Approvals. Delays. Policy restrictions. Limits. For too long, protections like these were reserved for funds, family offices, and people paying thousands per month for access. We know, because we build those solutions. Now, every Bron account can configure protections that used to be treated as institutional-only: • Mandatory withdrawal delays • Multi-step approvals for outbound transactions • Restricted DeFi access through whitelisted protocols • Hard limits on swaps and conversions Set your policies. Keep your funds safe.

Europe leads as the region with the highest number of recorded wrench attacks. This may be due to the high concentration of wealth as well as a developed legal system, where such incidents are more frequently reported. https://t.co/V0vsEdqqwE

3am. Urgent transaction. Your co-signer is asleep. Multi-sig doesn't care. Bron's Policy Engine lets you set rules in advance: spending limits, approvals, whitelists. So transactions move when they need to, not when everyone's online. Watch the video to see how it works 👇 https://t.co/VJZvA0CiXn

DPRK operatives embedded inside 40+ DeFi protocols since 2020 According to Taylor Monahan (@tayvano_), North Korean IT workers have been quietly employed at more than 40 DeFi platforms, some since "DeFi Summer" in 2020. They helped build the very protocols that are now being targeted. Their CVs listing "7 years of blockchain experience" are not exaggerated. They actually accumulated it while on the inside.

Musician loses nearly 6 BTC after downloading a fake Ledger app American musician G. Love said he lost about 5.9 BTC while migrating his wallet to a new computer. According to him, he downloaded a fake Ledger application, after which the funds disappeared “instantly.” On-chain investigator ZachXBT said he traced the movement of the funds. Around 5.92 $BTC were laundered through deposit addresses linked to KuCoin exchange.