Storing Bitcoins

paper wallet in a fireproof lock box

>>3370826
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>>3370826
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Paper wallet on Instagram, you can always find it

>>3370826
>>3370839
Still I would have to buy fireproof lock box.
I was thinking about using coinbase vault. What do you think about it?

>>3370811
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9A0zihHZ14
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Cloud

>>3370811
I'm wondering about this too. RFID chip in armpit?

>>3370941
your jewish roots tell you not to use a hardware wallet, but coinbase is okay. wow

>>3371053
it's free!

>>3371256
dude you're being an idiot

>>3371262
So what's the best free alternative?

>>3371472
the best free alternative is to just kys

>>3371520
But I'll lose all BTC that way. I don't think it's a good one.

>>3370811
bitaddres.org
create a paperwallet and use bip38 encryption
print it out and lock it
also upload it to a cloud service of your choice (preferebly mega.co.nz)
if you're really paranoid, upload it as an encrypted zip file

Best way is to give them to me. I'll keep them safe for you.

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>>3370941
coinbase vault is a pain in the fucking ass

takes THREE DAYS to pull coins out of the vault and back to your main account

fuck.
that.

Don't bother with crazy extra encryption or hardware wallets. You want something easily recoverable but hard to recognize.
The most common way to lose cryptocurrency is not theft, but rather neglect or stupidity. Keep it simple and safe from YOU.

Memorize your mnemonic phrase.
Then write it down in a notebook anyway. Fill the notebook with other word salad nonsense like a jimson weed addict. And put that notebook into a fire safe.

You now have a backup that makes no damn sense and can access it with practically any wallet software even without that backup.

>>3370941
>trusting a "trusted" 3rd party

Jew should know better.