Bron mobile app is now live. Probably our most requested release so far. The wallet built for serious self-custody finally fits in the palm of your hand. Hidden accounts, policies, inheritance features and cross chain swaps are now much easier to access when you actually need them. Download now. Available on iOS and Android.

“My seed phrase is safe.” California 2020 wildfire: “Cut me a $100M check.” Learn more about how much crypto has been lost to acts of god by visiting Seed Phrase Museum seedphrasemuseum.org/

Do you think SOL still has a chance to flip HYPE in FDV?

What happens if someone forces you to open your wallet? In this clip, Dmitry explains how Bron’s policy rules can delay large withdrawals, require extra approvals, and make one person under pressure insufficient to move everything.

The World Cup is here. While your friends argue about who’s going to win, give your crypto the tools that don’t crack under pressure. Bron is built for the moments when you’re watching the game, not your wallet.

Institutions do not walk around with $50M protected by a seed phrase. They use policies, approvals, and MPC because large balances need controls, not vibes. Check out the new interview with @tokarev_d on what Bitcoin whales already understand about self-custody.

Installed the Bron mobile app and don’t see your favorite feature yet? Fair question. Mobile is live, but we are still bringing the full Bron feature stack into the app. Here’s what is coming next. Reporting is coming. You will be able to review wallet activity more easily, track transactions, and work with cleaner records from mobile. Useful for anyone who does not want to rebuild their entire history through explorers every time their accountant asks a question. Staking is also around the corner. You will be able to access staking directly from the mobile app, without jumping between tabs, tools, and separate interfaces. On-ramp and off-ramp are planned for the end of June. With Bron, large transfers would become a simple transaction instead of an operational nightmare. If your proof of funds checks out, you should be able to move any size between bank and crypto directly inside Bron. We are bringing the rest of Bron to your pocket.

You worked for years to build what you own. Your family should not lose it because one device disappears, one password is forgotten, or one seed phrase sits in a place nobody knows how to find. Crypto gives you real ownership. But ownership also needs continuity. If something happens to you, your loved ones should have a clear path to access what you meant to leave behind. Not a treasure hunt through laptop, password managers, and half-written instructions. Bron lets you set up crypto Digital Inheritance directly inside the wallet. Your designated beneficiaries can recover access through a secure and controlled process, while guardians help with recovery without seeing balances, viewing transactions, or moving funds. You keep control while you are here. Your loved ones are not locked out when you are not. The result of your work should reach the people you built it for.

Dmitry shares with @proofoftalk and @Flight3official why seed phrases are no longer the standard for serious crypto custody. Institutions moved to MPC years ago. Retail is only now starting to get the same level of recoverability, controls, and protection. That is what Bron is building.

Most people think crypto security means protecting yourself from hackers. But once the number gets big enough, everything changes. It is no longer only about phishing links, fake support agents, or leaked seed phrases. It is also about the person who knows you hold crypto. The phone in your pocket. The wallet someone can force you to open. The family who may have no idea what to do if something happens to you. This is the part of self-custody people rarely talk about. Bron was built for the moment crypto stops being a hobby and becomes real wealth. Hidden accounts let you keep sensitive assets out of sight unless a separate PIN is entered. Policies let you decide in advance which transfers need extra approval, which amounts need delays, and which addresses are allowed. So even if someone gains physical access to your device, they do not automatically get access to your funds. And if something happens to you, Digital Inheritance gives your family a path to recover access without turning your self-custody setup into a treasure hunt. At a certain level, holding crypto is not just about ownership. It is about making sure ownership survives pressure, mistakes, and time.

Crypto traders will run 8 monitors, 5 wallets, 3 bridges, and 10 perps accounts. Then protect the whole thing with a screenshot called IMG_4829.

You still haven’t installed Bron on your phone?

3 easy steps to improve your safety by Bron’s founder 1. Disable Chrome passwords 2. Put a passkey on Telegram 3. Put a PIN on your physical SIM card to prevent SIM swap attacks

A Family Office managing crypto with a regular wallet is absurd. One seed phrase. One signature. Usually only one person relied on to handle everything. That’s a lot of responsibility resting in one place. That setup may work for a solo holder moving funds once a month. It does not work when crypto becomes part of an actively managed portfolio. Family Offices need a wallet that matches how they already operate: An operator should be able to prepare a transfer without having final control over funds. A manager should be able to review activity, export reports, and understand where money moved without necessarily having signing authority. A principal should be able to approve large transactions without being pulled into every small operational step. And large transfers should not depend on one person pressing a button. Bron brings that structure to self-custody. Roles. Approval rules. Transaction limits. View-only access. Succession planning. Not one seed phrase passed around a private office. Not one device acting as the whole security model. Actual controls for crypto wealth.

Exchange risk isn’t just operational. Our CCO Mike Milner breaks down what the UK’s OFSI sanctions on HTX mean for crypto holders, why “pick a better exchange” isn’t a real strategy, and why self-custody with a genuine usability layer is the only durable answer.

“My seed phrase is safe.” Where? “In my drawer.” Brother, you lost your AirPods while wearing them.

Bron founder Dmitry Tokarev once found a tech investor’s leaked email and password in public breach databases. Behind that login was $1.2M in Bitcoin and no 2FA. People think crypto losses always come from elite hackers. Sometimes the whole setup fails at the first step.

A company CFO should be able to run crypto payroll. That does not mean they should have full treasury access. With Bron, a company can give operational access without giving away total control. A CFO can prepare payments, while larger transfers or sensitive actions require approval from the right person. Rules can depend on amount, destination, account, or approval structure. Smaller payments can move faster. Larger ones can require another signer. There is another problem most teams ignore: public payroll trails. If salaries, contractors, or operating expenses move onchain, anyone can track them. Bron’s confidential transfers feature helps keep sensitive activity private, so a company can manage payments without exposing every internal expense pattern to the market. Operational access should not mean unlimited access. And payroll should not become public intelligence.