Quote from: CanIHazBitcoin777 on October 09, 2015, 09:05:38 PM

Quote from: VirosaGITS on October 09, 2015, 06:25:28 PM

I do not think you are understanding what i'm saying. I will clarify;

You can use a chip. Sure a rfid chip could work as part of a hardware wallet thing, not on its own because anyone can read the passive reading on the chip, for a spending wallet in your everyday usage OR you can seal in a sealed capsule, the size of a grain of rice, an encrypted hash, that no one knows whats on it. Not the doctor, not anyone.

Its totally hardcore, and i would not to it, but, unless you have made it known that you own millions of dollars in BTC' in which case it does not matter where you hide it, criminal could extort you, its just as secure as hiding it in your socks. Or more Wink

Yea but i mean doing the whole thing is so odd that it definitely raises suspicion what you want to hide in there.

People dont just put chips in their body for no reason, so if somebody does that that somebody surely hides something important there, so they will try to steal that.

Chips are not a real solution. The problem is security look into RFID. Some were considered secure look down the road 10 years you can get a cloner pretty cheap and copy some that once were considered secure. So thinking your holdings is safe when it's sending out even a passive signal is not really good.

Also you would beep with metal in every metal detector. Imagine wanting to fly somewhere and they find metal in your arm injected. You would have a horrible time traveling.

A cold wallet such as paper will remain king as long as it's done right. Get a safty deposit box at bank (assuming you live in a country you can trust goverment, if your country has a horrible bond rating likely don't go for this option). And like ive suggested before you can camo it where you don't have BTC on the paper wallet and likely no thief would even mess with it.