1. Read last closeout
Start by reading the previous “next sealed window” note aloud before touching devices.
Cold Wallet Audit Board
A shared surface for facts, witnesses, and unfinished questions — not a trophy dashboard.
What belongs on the board
Devlink Core treats the Cold Wallet Audit Board as a living checklist. It should show who observed a step, which device state was confirmed, and which items remain blocked until the next sealed window.
It should not store seed phrases, private keys, or market opinions. Those belong elsewhere — or nowhere on a shared board.
- Facts columnTimestamps, serial references, hash values you personally verified.
- Witness columnNames or roles of people who observed, not “someone checked.”
- Open questionsBlockers written plainly so the next session starts honest.
A reopen ritual that stays calm
Boards fail when reopen steps are improvised. We teach a short sequence teams can repeat.
2. Confirm roles
Operator and witness announce duties; if either role is missing, stop.
3. Log blockers early
Camera failure, missing cable, or absent signer goes on the board before workarounds begin.
Ready to practice with facilitation?
Browse programs or write to the Seoul desk about Board Room sessions.
Educational framing only — Not Financial Advice.