Oh...I always call them signers because it's what they do, s...

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sorry, given the context of our conversationo, I assumed you knew I was talking about hardware wallets. Whats your favourite hardware wallet?

Oh...I always call them signers because it's what they do, sorry.

Stateless I'd say either krux or seedsigner (or good old fashioned airgapped laptop) are fine. But I don't love the idea of having to store a single sig key on site. So for a stateless wallet I'd go with an offsite backed up strong passphrase that is also memorized. Something I have to at least be coerced to turn over (and can conceivably choose to deceive on if necessary).

For a stateful option, to avoid the need for an on site backup, I would still probably say the CCQ/MK5 depending on if i want HSM mode. Passphrase here being best practice but not strictly as necessary as with the stateless approach.

Ideally a combination of both of these with multisig (and bonus points for miniscript).

For both of these, obviously not relying on an RNG to generate a seed, but using dice or coin flips.

If I had to pick others the Foundation Passport, Trezor, Bitbox, and Jade are all some I'd consider in a pinch but they all have some aspects that I really don't like. Ledger and Tangem are hot garbage.

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