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Topic: The best Bitcoin cold storage? - page 2. (Read 19375 times)
I'm building what I think will be if not one of the best cold-storage devices certainly the most attractive. :-)
www.aeternum.in
www.aeternum.in
Sure looks funky!
After searching through your site way too long, I found the description page.
That page doesn't really explain what this *is*!
What is it? What material is outside? What's inside? Seed, key, wallet? Encrypted? BIP0038?
In case that stuff is written on that page, sorry, I only skipped through it after reading half of it - it's too much text.
I don't mean to offend you, it's meant as constructive criticism!
Ente
I'll make a better site in september to better explain it. I was actually thinking to do a little video to help explain. Basically it's an NFC device sealed inside a device that can't be counterfeited nor broken open and resealed. It's one time use only and serves as like a secure password container where you don't need to trust me the manufacturer to safely use.
I've bee showing a lot of people in person and testing different ways of explaining how it works. Once I hit on the simplest way to explain it I'll let you know! But generally september I'll do better at explaining that. :-)
I think I can see what you are doing ... it's cool! Keep the rabbit in your hat, for now.
#3 paper wallet stored in safety deposit box
#2 crypto cards
#1 Brain Wallet*
*But not if you're a moron
#2 crypto cards
#1 Brain Wallet*
*But not if you're a moron
I am using #3, as I believe that paper wallets is the most safe option. Right now no computer program is capable of cracking a 22-character long pass phrase (that doesn't mean that in future it might still be so).
I'm building what I think will be if not one of the best cold-storage devices certainly the most attractive. :-)
www.aeternum.in
www.aeternum.in
Sure looks funky!
After searching through your site way too long, I found the description page.
That page doesn't really explain what this *is*!
What is it? What material is outside? What's inside? Seed, key, wallet? Encrypted? BIP0038?
In case that stuff is written on that page, sorry, I only skipped through it after reading half of it - it's too much text.
I don't mean to offend you, it's meant as constructive criticism!
Ente
I'll make a better site in september to better explain it. I was actually thinking to do a little video to help explain. Basically it's an NFC device sealed inside a device that can't be counterfeited nor broken open and resealed. It's one time use only and serves as like a secure password container where you don't need to trust me the manufacturer to safely use.
I've bee showing a lot of people in person and testing different ways of explaining how it works. Once I hit on the simplest way to explain it I'll let you know! But generally september I'll do better at explaining that. :-)
Why not store your private key in an ATP microSD card and store it in your container?
http://www.atpinc.com/p2-4a.php?sn=00000391
http://www.atpinc.com/p2-4a.php?sn=00000391
Electronic storage is not intended for long term: electromagnetic fields can wipe out your data, and due to memory cells structure the data can fade if not refreshed in 4-5 years
Glad to know. I guess the people who uses the usb which was installed with linux system where their bitcoins were stored aren't also safe.
How do you store them in Airtight Pill Fob by the way? are you going to write down your btc address and password in a paper store in that Pill Fob ?
I'm building what I think will be if not one of the best cold-storage devices certainly the most attractive. :-)
www.aeternum.in
www.aeternum.in
Sure looks funky!
After searching through your site way too long, I found the description page.
That page doesn't really explain what this *is*!
What is it? What material is outside? What's inside? Seed, key, wallet? Encrypted? BIP0038?
In case that stuff is written on that page, sorry, I only skipped through it after reading half of it - it's too much text.
I don't mean to offend you, it's meant as constructive criticism!
Ente
Wow these look cool.
How close are you and do you need funding?
How close are you and do you need funding?
I'm building what I think will be if not one of the best cold-storage devices certainly the most attractive. :-)
www.aeternum.in
www.aeternum.in
I think best method 3d printed wallet. Ultimaker 2 can make really good 3d printed QR code.
I'm building what I think will be if not one of the best cold-storage devices certainly the most attractive. :-)
www.aeternum.in
www.aeternum.in
The service https://BitArmored.com is extremely high-security cold storage with a Live/Hot Wallet for instant transfers and option to store large amounts offline in cold storage. You can even request an encrypted flash drive containing an electrum wallet which is what we use for each client's funds.
disclaimer: I own the website
I've heard good things about bitplastic, which is also owned by you correct? I would trust it if I had a lot of bitcoin, but I dont... disclaimer: I own the website
The service https://BitArmored.com is extremely high-security cold storage with a Live/Hot Wallet for instant transfers and option to store large amounts offline in cold storage. You can even request an encrypted flash drive containing an electrum wallet which is what we use for each client's funds.
disclaimer: I own the website
disclaimer: I own the website
Just insure it and put it in the local bank safe box... 
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#3 paper wallet stored in safety deposit box
#2 crypto cards
#1 Brain Wallet*
*But not if you're a moron
#2 is probably a bad idea, as it would likely mean that you are trusting your private keys to a 3rd party.#2 crypto cards
#1 Brain Wallet*
*But not if you're a moron
#3 is most likely bad because the human brain is very bad at being random and will likely pick something that can be guessed by the many botnets that are checking possible brain wallet combinations.
I beg to differ regarding Brain Wallets. Brain Wallets can be the most powerful wallets if you take care to use a protocol like Diceware to generate your passphrase and then use the simple method to memorize it as described in the link below.
The advantage of brain wallets is the fact that you can lose everything (backups included) and you can still regenerate your wallets. If you are worried about forgetting your passphrase, split the passphrase into multiple pieces stored in multiple different locations and then add redundancy if so desired.
Brain Wallets Aren't Just For Spies - How to store bitcoins in your brain
http://digitalcurrencyinstitute.org/brain-wallets-arent-just-for-spies-how-to-store-bitcons-in-your-brain/
How To Create Super-secure and Easily Memorable Passphrases
http://digitalcurrencyinstitute.org/how-to-create-super-secure-and-easily-memorable-passphrases/
Of course, my favorite tool to create these is my CoinKee™ http://coinkee.com
BTW, crypto cards are fine if you use a strong passphrase to encrypt your private key via BIP38 before sending it to them for manufacture.
#3 paper wallet stored in safety deposit box
#2 crypto cards
#1 Brain Wallet*
*But not if you're a moron
#2 is probably a bad idea, as it would likely mean that you are trusting your private keys to a 3rd party.#2 crypto cards
#1 Brain Wallet*
*But not if you're a moron
#3 is most likely bad because the human brain is very bad at being random and will likely pick something that can be guessed by the many botnets that are checking possible brain wallet combinations.
#3 paper wallet stored in safety deposit box
#2 crypto cards
#1 Brain Wallet*
*But not if you're a moron
#2 crypto cards
#1 Brain Wallet*
*But not if you're a moron
- You can seal them with some varnish and know when they were tampered with.
I recently saw a suggestion to use sparkle/glitter nail polish to seal something. Each dab drys unique. You can tell if it has been tampered with or even take a picture to see if it is the original dab.
Awesome! That way we even had more bling-bling in the Bitcoin world! I like that idea A LOT!
- You can seal them with some varnish and know when they were tampered with.
I recently saw a suggestion to use sparkle/glitter nail polish to seal something. Each dab drys unique. You can tell if it has been tampered with or even take a picture to see if it is the original dab.
I think it needs a bit more bling-bling. To be honest, I carry around my dollars in an adequately fat purse. Why would I keep my Bitcoin in a sub-standard keychain?
Oh I guess a few days ago there's been a post on reddit (I guess) about some water/fire(?)-proof paper that's supposed to be perfect for paperwallets!
If you rely on the paper being robust against water or mold or other things, you might be doing it wrong.Have several copies. At some different physical locations. Don't use the same medium for all of them, and have at least one "plain" paper/metal/qr one.
Exactly. Also consider splitting the key into multiple pieces (n-pieces) where you need at least a certain number (e.g. 1/2 * n) of those pieces to retrieve the key.
Oh I guess a few days ago there's been a post on reddit (I guess) about some water/fire(?)-proof paper that's supposed to be perfect for paperwallets!
Yes, I saw that too.
If you rely on the paper being robust against water or mold or other things, you might be doing it wrong.
Have several copies. At some different physical locations. Don't use the same medium for all of them, and have at least one "plain" paper/metal/qr one.
While at it, solve the "what happens when I'm not able to retrieve them because of injury or memory loss or worse" problem too. :-)
Ente
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