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Codl & Hodl: A Bitcoiners Journey

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Date: 2023-08-28 · basis: publication date recorded in the magazine inventory

Contributor

Zachary @ Codl.Co

What happened

Zach of Codl.Co tells his bitcoin story from early CPU mining and losing coins to Armory and Mt. Gox, through altcoin mining, selling near $30, and buying a whole coin for his future son on paper wallets. He describes messaging NVK about a more compact Coldcard steel backup, being turned down, and building his own: the Codl.Co Punchplate, named after an accidental filename, launched after roughly 100 phone calls to find a US shop that could photochemically etch steel. He reports selling Punchplates to 46 countries with over a thousand orders and credits the product with letting him move his family to a small homestead.

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From the sources

My name’s Zach and I’m the founder of Codl.Co and the creator of the Punchplate.https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/
Stay humble and stack satshttps://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/
Two years later and we’ve sold Punchplates to 46 countries and have fulfilled over a thousand orders!https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/

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In plain English

Zach of Codl.Co recounts his bitcoin journey, mistakes, and the invention of the Punchplate

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Provenance

Stackchain Magazine article, catalogue item 14, category memoir-personal. Summarised by the archive from the published piece; quotes below are verbatim excerpts. Original: https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/

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