Looks good. 200g probably won't weigh too much especially if you can just insert it into a wallet and it won't crumble easily like what a paper does. The arranging of the private keys part is a bit worrying and I'm not sure how can you make a piece of steel stick onto the other piece. Not sure if the arrangements on the steel plate can drop off easily. Other than this, everything looks pretty cool.
Topic: Guard your Bitcoin with Stainless Steel Cold Storage - page 4. (Read 4549 times)
How do I buy one of these?
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This looks pretty awesome!
This looks good.
This metal wallet looks smart.
i love the design.
Looks pretty cool
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Any word on exact price yet? How do I buy one of these?
Here's the official thread -> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cryptosteel-the-ultimate-cold-wallet-private-key-storage-system-977486
Here's the official thread -> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cryptosteel-the-ultimate-cold-wallet-private-key-storage-system-977486
This looks pretty awesome!
Your house can burn but your bitcoins still safe.
Your house can burn but your bitcoins still safe.
This looks good.
This just confirms my thoughts that securing ones Bitcoin will keep getting easier in the future.
I just hope the price dosnt come too high, <50$ seams ok, but anything above is too much and people will look at other products.
Exactly my though. This could get a lot of orders if the price is right. This is security done right.This just confirms my thoughts that securing ones Bitcoin will keep getting easier in the future.
This metal wallet looks smart. Engraving private keys is not going to work. The best way is to supply multiple sheets of letters and number. The owner insert the letters into the metal wallet himself.
The price is going to be an issue. It is not cheap to produce metal wallets and shipping is not going to be low.
The price is going to be an issue. It is not cheap to produce metal wallets and shipping is not going to be low.
it looks really good, but i am afraid it will be too expensive to me
I cannot see them being much more than $20 - $30 which is kind of expensive but you will not need to worry about it being destroyed like a paper wallet and it does look kind of cool if i am honest. There will be many bitcoin guards to come i am sure so we will soon have some competition which will lower the asking price can only be good
"We set our target price between a bottle of rum and pair of sneakers."
It certanly does have advantages over regular paper wallets, since its more durable,not easily destructible,etc.. and i love the design.
The first thing that crossed my mind when i saw the picture was, i must weigh a lot, but it seams that its only ~200 grams weight, which isnt much at all.
I just hope the price dosnt come too high, <50$ seams ok, but anything above is too much and people will look at other products.
cheers
The first thing that crossed my mind when i saw the picture was, i must weigh a lot, but it seams that its only ~200 grams weight, which isnt much at all.
I just hope the price dosnt come too high, <50$ seams ok, but anything above is too much and people will look at other products.
cheers
It sounds interesting as an option
it looks really good, but i am afraid it will be too expensive to me
I like the idea of it being able to be used with multiple coins. I know that with physical coins we can just use the private key of the altcoin but those aren't intended for the purpose of other coins.
Looks pretty cool, but I would carry all my main bitcoin stack on a wallet at home. If they get at home, the least of your worries would be the material the storage is made off. As long as it's digitally encrypted it's all that matters imo.
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