Trust Bitcoin follows a security-first philosophy built on:
Security is treated as a shared responsibility between the protocol and its participants.
Trust Bitcoin does not custody user funds.
This design eliminates centralized custody risk.
While smart contracts are designed carefully, no software system can be guaranteed to be completely risk-free.
The Trust Bitcoin Blockchain is publicly auditable.
Transparency enables independent verification by the community.
Security-related decisions are influenced by DAO governance principles.
Trust Bitcoin DAO LLC (Wyoming, USA) provides a governance framework without custody of assets.
Some ecosystem features involve third-party service providers, such as:
Trust Bitcoin does not control third-party security practices and is not responsible for third-party failures.
Participants are responsible for:
Trust Bitcoin will never ask for private keys or recovery phrases.
Blockchain participation may involve risks including:
Users should remain vigilant and practice good security hygiene.
In the event of a security-related issue:
Trust Bitcoin does not conceal known security incidents.
Trust Bitcoin does not provide:
Participation is voluntary and based on user discretion.
Community members who identify potential security concerns are encouraged to report them responsibly through official Trust Bitcoin channels.
Responsible disclosure helps strengthen the ecosystem.
Trust Bitcoin prioritizes security through decentralization, transparency, and responsible design. However, users must understand that blockchain technology involves inherent risks.
Participation should always be informed, cautious, and voluntary.
This page is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute security, legal, or financial advice.
Users are responsible for protecting their own assets.