There’s been a lot of chatter lately on Twitter going back and forth about the benefits and tradeoffs of secure elements, so I thought today would be a great chance for us to dive into the topic in a more nuanced manner than 240 characters allows. 
We’ll do a bit of a deeper dive into what secure elements are, what we use them for, and what benefits and tradeoffs come with using them to help us secure our Bitcoin.
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We’ll do a bit of a deeper dive into what secure elements are, what we use them for, and what benefits and tradeoffs come with using them to help us secure our Bitcoin.

EP #4 - What in the world is a "secure element?"