It's definitely important to know about coin control tied to Unspent Transaction Output addresses, when consistent transactions are occurring across either a hard wallet or multiple intermediary accounts.
Fortunately, many platforms, such as Swan, cover this inside their back-office. Still technical in nature, for many users.
Hopefully, as Bitcoin matures, its base layer will become more of a settlement layer for large transactions and wealth storage, while most day-to-day interactions can occur on Layer 2 networks -- i.e., Lightning Network (LN), Fedimints, Liquid Network, etc.
Your resources above, however, are excellent. I've been a fan of both Ben and Matthew for quite a while. 👏
I hope this finds you well in the land down under.🌏
When you study BTC and choose to DCA, remember to study UTXO management too. :) Ben Perrin at BTC Sessions https://www.youtube.com/@BTCSessions/search?query=utxo and Matthew Kratter at Bitcoin University https://www.youtube.com/@Bitcoin_University/search?query=UTXO both have great information about this.
Great point, Thea.
It's definitely important to know about coin control tied to Unspent Transaction Output addresses, when consistent transactions are occurring across either a hard wallet or multiple intermediary accounts.
Fortunately, many platforms, such as Swan, cover this inside their back-office. Still technical in nature, for many users.
Hopefully, as Bitcoin matures, its base layer will become more of a settlement layer for large transactions and wealth storage, while most day-to-day interactions can occur on Layer 2 networks -- i.e., Lightning Network (LN), Fedimints, Liquid Network, etc.
Your resources above, however, are excellent. I've been a fan of both Ben and Matthew for quite a while. 👏
I hope this finds you well in the land down under.🌏