I use the CIYAM Safe as it uses QR codes for all comms (no USB and no *wires* ever connecting online and offline computers - just screens and cameras).
All private keys are encrypted with GPG with a key stretched (scrypt) password so you can use the QR codes to also make safe "backups".
Topic: How would you store >100 Bitcoins? - page 27. (Read 42323 times)
yes, deffinetly offline paper walet!!
i'll store them in wallpaper(or electrum) in 100 different address, one for each bitcoin, in the case a collision happen one never know
i would use them!! no way to lose them
80% in deterministic brainwallet
19% in Trezor
1% in Mycelium app for spending
19% in Trezor
1% in Mycelium app for spending
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Why in the world would you trust digital money for so high amount? I will exchange 95% of my coins into bank then..
Really? You don't trust yourself to secure more than 5 Bitcoins?
I guess you aren't very strong with computers? Learn cold storage!
It's not that hard.
I have 2 step authentication enabled, so I wouldn't worry about financial theft.
And my private key is actually "private"
And my private key is actually "private"
Why in the world would you trust digital money for so high amount? I will exchange 95% of my coins into bank then..
I would whack them in two cold storage wallets.
every 5 or 10BTC ... use a new wallet.
i do this.
when you pay ... seller don't know if you have more than 5 or 10 BTC.
i do this.
when you pay ... seller don't know if you have more than 5 or 10 BTC.
i'm agree with this one
i will store them in an offline cold wallet
i wont store it in 1 wallet
i wont store it in 1 wallet
Offline seperate wallets on a seperate computer with temporary internet access[not 24 hours]. If you have 100 btc then you can surely afford to hire a techie to clean up your systems 
It depends what purpose you want to store.If it is for some kind of business i think hardware wallet is more secure than paper wallet. Hardware wallets are a major step to enhanced security and usability.But you must take care that the system is free of malware, viruses, keyloggers, remote access tools, and other tools that may be used to make remote copies of your wallet, Bitcoin-related passwords or Bitcoin private keys.
encrypted wallet? 
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-wallet-security-best-practices-750299
Read the thread above for best practice to store coin.
Read the thread above for best practice to store coin.
I currently store 1000+ Bitcoins in 10+ different wallets. All OFFLINE with multiple flash drive backups.
Every 5 btc in a seperate cold storage wallet. Maybe paper or usb idk.
I would use a secure Multi-signature address. Highest security, highest usablility and statistically 3x more secure than a paper wallet. Did I mention trustless and can store keys on multiple pc's?
1 Wallet. I like to take risks.
use armory, probably your safest bet
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