Bitamp Aligns with the Growing Global Demand for Self-Sovereign Bitcoin

New York, United States, 31st Jan 2026 -- As Bitcoin adoption continues to expand worldwide, a growing number of users are moving away from custodial platforms and centralised services in favour of self-sovereign ownership, where individuals retain full control over their private keys and digital assets. This shift reflects rising awareness of platform risk, regulatory uncertainty, and data privacy, accelerating demand for user-controlled Bitcoin solutions.

Bitamp is aligning with this global trend by offering a non-custodial, open-source, browser-based Bitcoin wallet designed to support true user ownership. Instead of relying on account-based systems or storing credentials on external servers, Bitamp enables individuals to create and manage Bitcoin wallets directly within their own browsers, ensuring that private keys remain under the user's sole control.

Self-sovereign Bitcoin represents a fundamental change in how digital assets are held and protected. By removing third-party custody, users reduce counterparty exposure and maintain long-term authority over their funds. This model supports Bitcoin's core principles of decentralisation and financial independence, strengthening user resilience in an increasingly platform-driven digital economy.

Bitamp's browser-native architecture functions as a client-side bitcoin wallet, ensuring that sensitive information, including private keys and recovery phrases, remains on the user's device. This design supports a privacy-first approach to Bitcoin access while reducing dependence on centralised infrastructure. Users are not required to share personal data, creating a clearer separation between identity and financial activity.

As global demand for privacy-first, user-controlled financial tools continues to grow, Bitamp is positioned to support individuals seeking greater independence in how they hold and manage Bitcoin. By aligning with this shift toward self-sovereign ownership, Bitamp contributes to a future where users can interact with Bitcoin on their own terms, with full control, transparency, and reduced reliance on intermediaries.

About BitampBitamp is a non-custodial, open-source, browser-based Bitcoin wallet designed to support self-sovereign Bitcoin ownership. The platform enables users to generate and manage Bitcoin wallets directly within their browser, ensuring that private keys remain under the user's control at all times. By prioritising privacy, transparency, and user autonomy, Bitamp provides a lightweight and accessible way for individuals to interact with the Bitcoin network without relying on centralised custody or account-based systems.

For more information, please visit: www.bitamp.comhttps://github.com/bitampcom/bitamp

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