Quote from: dadadum on Today at 11:53:56 AM

But i dont want to post it public, who wanna help PM me, i am willing to share the "Illuminati" BTC PKs.

I share 1, and who find maybe the solution, will get another one, as thank you ...

Is this a good offer ? Or did i break with this, one of the forum rules ??

I can take a look if you want, but make no promises about the likelyhood of me being able to recover anything.
What I can do upfront is make a deal on what percentage will be mine if I figure it out. If it's 0.5 BTC (or more), there's no need for 100% of that amount (let alone "another one as thank you").
If you're sharing the private key with multiple people, you'll never know who took it if anyone takes everything.

If you're going to share private keys, I suggest doing something like this:

Quote from: LoyceV on March 05, 2021, 09:50:14 AM

Don't send private keys from a standard email that doesn't encrypt messages.
The easiest way to send private keys (or seed words, depending on your wallet) is if you create a Protonmail account. My email:

Code:

LoyceVswitzerland@protonmail.com

This way, the email has end-to-end encryption and should be secure. There's of course always the risk of your (or my) computer being compromised.
Alternatively, you can send half of each private key to my Protonmail email, and the other half by Bitcointalk PM. This way the parts don't end up on the same email account.

If it's hand-written on paper, a picture may be better to avoid making mistakes typing.

You may want to discuss this with whoever has the rights to his inheritance first.