Quote from: COOLCRYPTOVATOR on Today at 04:37:11 PM

First of all, I will not encourage you to create a paper wallet and store your fund there. I don't have enough faith in it, don't ask me why because I don't know. I am using hardware wallet and open-source noncustodial wallet Electrum, so I have faith in these two.

If paper wallets aren't for you that's totally fine, but some people (myself included) use them, and if used properly they are one of the most secure ways you can store your coins. I don't think the term "paper wallet" still necessarily refers to the classical paper wallet of a single private key printed on a piece of paper. I have a number of wallets I would consider paper wallets as they are only stored on paper and nowhere electronic/digital, but those paper wallets are standard BIP39 seed phrases which I will recover to an airgapped device as and when I want to spend from them.

Quote from: RickDeckard on Today at 04:53:41 PM

Here's their main "service" offering as described in their website[2]

What the...? People actually use this? Take literally every piece of information and document about themselves, enough for an attacker to completely empty all their financial accounts and open huge amounts of credit in their name and take over every single account they have ever opened anywhere, and store all that in a single location with a company which were found to be storing passwords in plaintext for more than a decade. Wow.

Quote from: hatshepsut93 on Today at 05:02:25 PM

Even on-chain timelocking is risky because one mistake and your coins will be locked for way longer than you intended.

Well, you would double check the timelocked transaction after signing it. If it turns out you signed it for 1,000,000 years in the future by mistake, then you can just delete it and create another one.

Quote from: hatshepsut93 on Today at 05:02:25 PM

But I always found timelocking in general a very poor practice. You don't know how the future will change. Maybe you or your loved one will get cancer and you will need all the money you can get, but because you bought into the HODL STRONG HANDS NEVER SELL meme you will lock yourself out of the very much needed funds.

Yeah, I would only ever use timelocked transactions to potentially move some funds to someone else I wanted to inherit them in the event of my death/incapacitation. I would still have access to the relevant private keys, so could move the coins to invalidate the timelocked transaction and then generate a new one if needed.