Flagship course
Rotation Discipline Lab
Learn to run a Wallet Backup Rotation Monitor that matches how you actually store copies — with restore proofs on the calendar, not wishful thinking.
Learning outcomes
- Produce a labeled inventory of every backup copy location.
- Choose a rotation cadence you can keep without panic scheduling.
- Complete and log at least one timed restore drill.
- Configure monitor alerts so silence means “on track.”
- Write a short ownership note for who updates the map after device changes.
Modules
- Module 1 — Inventory without theater Map paper, metal, encrypted files, and shared custody with stable names. Retire unlabeled media on purpose.
- Module 2 — Cadence that survives quarters Build a rotation calendar with rewrite windows and travel buffers. Avoid stacking every task on January 1.
- Module 3 — Restore proofs Run a timed restore on a spare or wiped device. Record duration, blockers, and what you would change next time.
- Module 4 — Monitor thresholds Wire Wallet Backup Rotation Monitor reminders to overdue proofs and ownership changes — not every calendar nudge.
- Module 5 — Handoff notes Draft the one-page note another trusted person would need if you were unavailable. Keep it process-only.
Instructor
Mina Cho
Operations educator based in Gyeonggi-do. Focuses on backup cadence and documentation hygiene for small teams. Does not provide investment advice.
Informational pricing
A Rotation Lab Seat is listed around ₩312,000 per cohort on the pricing page. This site does not process payment. Confirm current fees with the desk. Refunds follow the Refund Policy.
FAQ
Do I need a specific hardware wallet brand?
No. Lessons focus on inventory, cadence, and restore proof habits that apply across common devices. Screenshots cover a sample set; your menus may differ.
Is this financial or investment advice?
No. Content is educational and operational only. Read Not Financial Advice.
What is a real limitation of this lab?
We do not provide live remote control of your devices, and we cannot certify that your backup is “safe.” If you need hands-on recovery under legal constraints, engage a qualified professional separately. The lab also does not cover institutional multi-sig ceremony design in depth.
How much time should I reserve?
Most learners spend four to six hours across six weeks, plus one focused restore drill block of 30–90 minutes.
Reviews from this course
“Module 3’s restore timer made me admit our ‘backup’ was a photo in a cloud album. Awkward, then useful.”
Solid threshold workshop. I wanted more time on encrypted file tooling for Linux — the Windows path was clearer.