Spread across 5 to 10 offline wallets. I like paper wallets. Save the paperwallets well.
Keep some spending coins in "hot" wallets but make sure this is no more than you know you are gonna need to transact
Topic: How would you store >100 Bitcoins? - page 19. (Read 42400 times)
Store maybe in different wallets?
my advice
do not store your btc just using one wallet
but store your bitcoin in some place the wallet.
do not store your btc just using one wallet
but store your bitcoin in some place the wallet.
I'd use multiple wallets.
Don't reach a limit go over 3-4 BTC in each wallet. And store your wallet in a safest place.
Don't reach a limit go over 3-4 BTC in each wallet. And store your wallet in a safest place.
Maybe invest in some bitcoin gaming sites which is ran by a bitcoin nerd that I can pay thru bitcoin.
As long as you can keep the recovery seed in a safe place, I think you would be ok storing the entire 100BTC on mytrezor. I would split it up amongst several wallets and clients though. Some online and accessible, and most offline and inaccessible. I like mytrezor because it is a nice hybrid in between because you can use the website as a watch only wallet.
I saw this start up project (I don't remember where I read it), but the company was going to store the private keys encrypted on a vinyl record. As a DJ (who used to use vinyl before serato and mp3s), I think it is a cool idea. The only problem is that vinyls take up a lot of space and can easily melt if around too hot of temperatures...
If you are going to keep the recovery seed in a "safe" place then you might as well keep a paper wallet in a "safe" place as this is essentially what the seed would be in written form. At least with a paper wallet you could use BIP38 encryption to prevent theft in the event someone were to get their hands on the paper wallet I saw this start up project (I don't remember where I read it), but the company was going to store the private keys encrypted on a vinyl record. As a DJ (who used to use vinyl before serato and mp3s), I think it is a cool idea. The only problem is that vinyls take up a lot of space and can easily melt if around too hot of temperatures...
I would put 70 bitcoin in deep cold storage, 25 in simple usb sticks cold storage, and the rest on a lightweight client.
95 BTC in cold storage, 5 BTC per address (19 addressen)
1 BTC online (maybe even less), to spend at for instance a cafe with your phone.
2 Core + password protect + safe wallet.dat file (to pay for something / gamble a bit)
2 Multibit + password protect + safe wallet.dat file (to pay for something / gamble a bit)
1 BTC online (maybe even less), to spend at for instance a cafe with your phone.
2 Core + password protect + safe wallet.dat file (to pay for something / gamble a bit)
2 Multibit + password protect + safe wallet.dat file (to pay for something / gamble a bit)
the safest protection for your wealth is nobody knowing about it
As long as you can keep the recovery seed in a safe place, I think you would be ok storing the entire 100BTC on mytrezor.
You would also need to protect the seed in a way that you would protect a paper wallet containing 100 BTC. If someone were to gain access to the seed then it would be very easy for them to steal your bitcoin. 
As long as you can keep the recovery seed in a safe place, I think you would be ok storing the entire 100BTC on mytrezor. I would split it up amongst several wallets and clients though. Some online and accessible, and most offline and inaccessible. I like mytrezor because it is a nice hybrid in between because you can use the website as a watch only wallet.
I saw this start up project (I don't remember where I read it), but the company was going to store the private keys encrypted on a vinyl record. As a DJ (who used to use vinyl before serato and mp3s), I think it is a cool idea. The only problem is that vinyls take up a lot of space and can easily melt if around too hot of temperatures...
I saw this start up project (I don't remember where I read it), but the company was going to store the private keys encrypted on a vinyl record. As a DJ (who used to use vinyl before serato and mp3s), I think it is a cool idea. The only problem is that vinyls take up a lot of space and can easily melt if around too hot of temperatures...
Definitely buy a trezor and bury it 6 feet under.
Leave a USB cable sticking an inch out of the ground, so you can hook your laptop up to it when you need it
Definitely buy a trezor and bury it 6 feet under.
Leave a USB cable sticking an inch out of the ground, so you can hook your laptop up to it when you need it
If I am setting BTC aside I would store it in a offline cold storage wallet since I (probably) won't be using it much anyway, it is safe to set aside. I will have a separate wallet, on my PC for my hot wallet for spending/receiving purposes.
Definitely buy a trezor and bury it 6 feet under.
I wouldn't post it on here 
Probably spread them out to 10 wallets, so if 1 gets compromised, its only 10% of your wealth, and no one knows you own 100 btc
Probably spread them out to 10 wallets, so if 1 gets compromised, its only 10% of your wealth, and no one knows you own 100 btc
On the trezor wallet.
I would get a tattoo with the private key (encrypted) somewhere on my arm, nobody can't steal it 
It would probably be better if your key was kept secret (even in encrypted form) from others for as long as possible. It would be difficult (but not impossible) to figure out your passphraise to decrypt your key and since you would likely be locked up for some time an adversary would have a long time to try to guess/hash the passphraise. I would get a tattoo with the private key (encrypted) somewhere on my arm, nobody can't steal it
Typo is correct. If you put this on your arm, someone *will* steal your private key, it's just a matter of time. Even putting it somewhere *ahem* more private would still have problems, as you might need a doctor to work there, etc.I would get a tattoo with the private key (encrypted) somewhere on my arm, nobody can't steal it
That's a nice idea, does this service really exist?
I would get a tattoo with the private key (encrypted) somewhere on my arm, nobody can't steal it
That's a nice idea, does this service really exist?
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