How to keep your bitcoins secure if you suddenly disappear (jail or prison)

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Quote from: Amph on October 24, 2015, 01:42:26 AM

Quote from: shugareward on October 23, 2015, 04:31:31 PM

i doubt that there is a completely secure way to keep your bitcoins safe

somethign sofisticated and high hi-tech that it is connected with you with a chip under the skin, this chip is connected to a safe box, that it will open if you die or if commanded

in the safe box there are your bitcoin in a paper wallet or usb stick

Biochips are under developments and research now, so I think it would probably be a thing in the future. Also, those biochips would certainly be a form of security when it comes to financial talks.

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Quote from: isvicre on October 24, 2015, 06:16:09 AM

Offline wallet is probably best option. You may hide it in some encrypted place or your granddad's basement. yeah. noone would care to look for that.

Just leave some kind of clue to your relatives or the beneficiaries of you Will, for them to find it... I wonder how many Bitcoin has been lost, because people left a piece of paper

somewhere and their relatives did not know that it was loaded with money. That piece of paper should have a note attached, saying "To whomever are reading this... This piece of

paper are worth a lot of money, go to www.*********.com and find out how you can claim this." Point them to some sort of resource, where they will be able to find out more

about Bitcoin... And remember to tell them to keep the Private key safe. Roll Eyes

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Offline wallet is probably best option. You may hide it in some encrypted place or your granddad's basement. yeah. noone would care to look for that.

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Quote from: shugareward on October 23, 2015, 04:31:31 PM

i doubt that there is a completely secure way to keep your bitcoins safe

something sofisticated and high hi-tech that it is connected with you with a chip under the skin, this chip is connected to a safe box, that it will open if you die or if commanded

in the safe box there are your bitcoin in a paper wallet or usb stick

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I didn't thought about going to jail, but if you go you will have a lot of free time to learn the passphrase of your wallet. I thought about how to remember without printing a copy, my best option was writing them on a book, or underline the same words on a book if its possible.

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i doubt that there is a completely secure way to keep your bitcoins safe

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hide your paper wallet in a safe

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It would be good enough to keep them in your desktop Wallet.

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well you can easily print a few copies of a paper wallet and bury it underground somewhere im pretty sure no one would ever find it

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i believe it would be a hardware wallet to keep your bitcoins safe as it is impossible to hack it you just need to hide the wallet

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Quote from: Dogtanian on August 13, 2014, 05:50:22 AM

How would you keep anything else safe if you got locked up? Bitcoin is porbably easier to secure than you're regular finances or posessions. Put em on a USB stick or a paper wallet.

Quote from: solitude on August 12, 2014, 09:50:23 PM

There is currently a lot of bullshit laws in the USA that a red-blooded white man could easily get jailed for.

Poor White Americans. I really feel for their persecution.

Quote from: QuestionAuthority on August 12, 2014, 10:45:14 PM

Do you know that Abe Lincoln is jacking off in a FleshLight and Ronald Reagan is holding a dildo. ROFL

LOL I totally didn't notice that.

You were not the only person who didn't notice that. The guns drew all of my attention.

sdp.

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How many bitcoins do you think ole jew boy Charlie Shrem has tucked away for when he's let out of prison?

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Paper wallet or a offline wallet on a harddrive in a safe

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Never share your private data or passwords with anybody else.
Don't have this info on computer or on the paper.
Protect your wallet with additional security, more complicated password etc.
If you follow this rules your bitcoin funds will be safe

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If i was in your place i will keep them in paper wallet and hide it under locker

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I would keep encrypted backups online and with trusted family member(I wont give them the password).

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Make a paper wallet & bury it or leave it with a loved one until you get out. If you don't want to do either of these then get your public & private keys tattooed on your body, maybe on the inside of your biceps or something.

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Nice post. I also thought about still lately

- The problem with storing encrypted wallet is places like dropbox or some other service. We are never sure when that service may shutdown
- Also if you store the paper wallet somewhere, there is always chance it could be destroyed or broken it.
- Problem with brainwallets is that you need a complex enough passphrase which you could forget

Here is my solution

- Store the encrypted private key into namecoin with your name as key. We can sure to get back namecoin blocks even if other centralized storage services shutdown

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Quote from: Pab on October 09, 2015, 05:15:42 PM

I think backup wallet and keep save in Mega cloud,best cloud in internet
Or like somebody adviced here leave USA and go Canada,Canada is friendly for Native American and crypto

Umm. I'm Canadian and part native. We like to show off to the world that were great to our first people's and always have dancers at public events n stuff, but if you know anything about our history, about policy even today, or have ever visited a reserve up north... You would not say that. Native people in Canada make the poorest blacks in the USA look like Danish Royalty.

Basically the image of Canada as a progressive humanitarian nation is a sham. We are just America's bitch.

We treat Canada pretty well. I would say it's more like, Canada is the USA's wife. As long as she keeps the house clean and spreads her legs when ever we want then we don't have to smack her around. We don't get involved in what she's doing if she doesn't stick her nose in adult business and understands her place.

Natives in the US are currently getting 200 years of revenge. It's pretty funny to watch all the pale faces flock to Indian casinos all over the country and dump their wallets every weekend. We brought Anglo diseases to this territory 200 years ago, infected them and raped their women. They're spreading the gambling disease all over the country and raping our wallets. LOL

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You may use a deep cold storage. You need to open a safe deposit box and putting a USB stick containing an encrypted wallet file in it. The public (sending) addresses can be used any time to send additional bitcoins to the wallet, but spending the bitcoins would require physical access to the box (in addition to knowledge of the encryption password).

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