A split image contrasting Bitcoin security: 'SINGLESIG' with one key in a sphere and shadowy figures, 'MULTISIG' with multiple keys and a Bitcoin symbol.

Create a visual element (image) for the following LinkedIn post: 🔐 Bitcoin Security: Multisig vs Singlesig – What’s the Difference? In Bitcoin, how you hold your cryptographic keys matters just as much as having them. Singlesig (single signature) is simple. One key, one owner. But it’s also a single point of failure. Lose the key (and you don't have proper backup)? It’s gone. Get hacked? It’s theirs. Multisig (multi-signature) adds a layer of protection. It requires multiple keys (like 2-of-3 or 3-of-5) to move funds. That means no single person (or hacker) can act alone. For businesses, multisig isn’t just more secure, it’s better governance. Caveat: Not all businesses are the same. A business should consider what's the best way to implement their Bitcoin security. I'm happy to help when you're ready. See more