Casa has always tried to build our product to support a spectrum of needs between simplicity <> security. Want to go simpler and trust Casa more? You can do that with a yubikey as your signer which is literally two taps for all actions. Want to go more hardcore and trust Casa less? Remove the mobile key, use airgapped hardware wallets, roll dice, have a field day. Then we wrap all of that in a clear and straightforward app where you always know what is going on, and have support from a team of experts that are always in your corner. 8 years and counting - building for the long term.

Casa is first and foremost a security company. Do you have the skills to fight on the front lines with us? We're currently seeking a DevSecOps engineer to continue innovating our security posture in a variety of areas.

Casascius coins are physical coins containing a Bitcoin private key behind a hologram. If the hologram is peeled, the private key is revealed & BTC can be spent onchain. Roughly 28k coins were minted holding 91,469k BTC between 2011-2013. Only ~35.3k BTC are held on them today.

.@martin_casado: “I’d rather put soy sauce and salt grains in my eyeball and rub it in than do PE where you’re basically firing people for a living. I will never, ever, ever, ever do that…” “I’ve done almost 200 deals. I can’t think of a single deal that other people weren’t absolutely instrumental in, whether it’s closing the deal, sourcing, doing the picking, diligence.” (via @EricNewcomer)

.@martin_casado argues we've had the causality of private markets backwards: more capital actually grows the TAM "There's always been this weird meme in venture, which is it's kind of not much of an asset class. There's only a few companies. You can't deploy a lot of money in it. Which has often been very weird to me to have this zero-sum thinking from people whose entire job shouldn't be zero-sum thinking." "One thing we're learning is you actually can take large amounts of capital in private markets and deploy it and get the returns. Companies are staying private longer and accruing a lot of value that way. These models consume a lot of money, and they turn that money into growth." "There's two conclusions you can draw. One is there's a new technology wave that can consume more capital, and it's a result of a technology wave." "I happen to think causality goes the other way, which is if you put more money into private markets, it actually grows the TAM, and companies don't need to go public as quickly. Companies can do more privately." @a16z