Suffrakes, you boy, Marty, here to introduce this episode of Tales from the Crypt.

The immense pleasure of sitting down with co-founder of Foundation Devices, Zach Herbert.

Deep dive into hardware wallets, the trade-offs that come with different hardware wallet designs,

the importance of open-source hardware in this space, particularly.

Also, we dive into Foundation Devices, Premier Product, the Passport.

I think you guys are really going to like this episode.

Very lengthy discussion on the tradeoffs that exist in this space

and the future of open hardware and why that's so important

and how Bitcoin incentivizes a better, more secure future.

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