Quote from: tmfp on March 07, 2020, 09:19:58 AM

Quote from: ChiBitCTy on March 07, 2020, 03:43:45 AM

theres Nothing more rare, pristine, and beautiful than a Kialara!

Ah, the trinket market.
Completely off topic I know but indulge me, is this article substantively correct i.e. you got to smash it to cash it?

Not sure how I missed this. Was actually just chatting w/ the maker of these. Yes its true, half way.. so the maker wanted to create an art piece that was obviously beyond unique but also was a long term cold storage wallet. Think of Bonds to help understand/rationalize the concept. Obviously if youre a believer and want to force yourself to save, or if youre a baller and can simply afford to do it and not give a shit if BTC goes to 0..this wallet works quite well. I myself funded a .1 bar when BTCs were around $200. I didnt mind much either when the digital value increased 5 times over. I figured if it ever got to the point I had to smash it, I wouldnt care as BTC prices will have made it easy to smash and just buy a new one with the gains.

His most recent works now can be unscrewed, as this was obviously a request of many.

Either way, they are the most unique and beautiful BTC wallet youll ever see. In fact One bitcoin entrepreneurial tycoon gifts them to celebs and Other highly noteworthy people ranging from Bill Clinton, The Woz, and Binances CEO to introduce them to bitcoin while simultaneously gifting them their very first one (he loads them with 1BTC) Google Kim Kardashian bitcoin and see what pops up

(For the record I despise her And her family..but shes got like a zillion followers on all social outlets and introduced millions to bitcoin and the the collectibles space. These things flew off the eBay shelf for weeks after she made a post about it.

My advice, buy a Satori Chip and I bet youll love it. Maybe even one day refer to the trinkets as coins Cheesy