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Board Wallet software
Re: Thinking of separating my holdings into two physical locations.
by
witcher_sense
on 01/02/2023, 14:57:43 UTC
For safety from $5.00 wrench attacks, or any kind of robbery that involves violence, what's everyone's opinion in keeping away from purchasing, and owning any hardware devices that are directly associated with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies? I believe that it's going to be a problem when some people see you own a hardware wallet, the presumption would be = you own "a lot of Bitcoin".
The same reasoning can also be applied to credit/debit cards, leather wallets, and other "containers" of money: people who have or use them in public are clearly not that poor. Yet, we rarely see people being attacked just after paying at the checkout of a grocery store. Even worse, unlike banknotes or credit cards, a hardware wallet as such is almost useless and impossible to spend from because it is unlikely that a victim will provide a PIN code voluntarily.