I'd doubt the safety of something like this though. With normal vaults, you can doubt the strategy of an attacker to disregard a bunch of papers in favour of a precious rock or jewellery - you can't do that if everything in the vault is crypto stored in a presumably similar way.
That being said, storing private keys across several vaults in several countries is probably safer (as long as you have enough redundancy/failover in your plan that you won't lose your keys).
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If I’ve done my research correctly , these vaults were owned by Xapo and were sold to Coinbase . I would certainly not trust Coinbase with 1 satoshi of mine !
https://thehustle.co/coinbase-vault-bitcoin-xapo/
https://thehustle.co/coinbase-vault-bitcoin-xapo/
Assuming no one knew I have 2000 BTC, then I'd buy bunch of stainless steels whose purpose would be to keep my seed phrase safe. I'd probably burry them in the ground as a normal, filthy rich, Heisenberg-looking bitcoiner.
Maybe inside the walls of my cottage. That'd also sound neat.
If, it was known that I hold so much money, I'd have much more to worry besides the safety of my bitcoins.
Maybe inside the walls of my cottage. That'd also sound neat.
If, it was known that I hold so much money, I'd have much more to worry besides the safety of my bitcoins.
Crypto investors are turning to Military grade vaults to safeguard their Keys. While some prefer to know the Keys by heart, some have their crypto stash in physical dedicated crypto wallets like Trezor and pay big money to have them stored in Nuclear sheltered safe vaults. Take for instance Swiss Crypto Vault who offers Nuclear sheltered vaults to crypto investors. if you had 2000 bitcoins what options would you pick?
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