Quote from: Poker Player on Today at 05:11:38 AM

They broke into that house once, there was money hidden there and they didn't even find it.

And how long did it take your family to be alerted to the break in?

Quote from: Poker Player on Today at 05:11:38 AM

The main point here is that if thieves break in again it's most likely they will not be looking for Bitcoin. They won't find the seeds among a mountain of papers, and I think I can camouflage the HW quite well too.

I've spoken about this before, but there are dozens of places you could hide a seed phrase on a piece of paper in a house that would be near impossible for an attacker to find unless they knew exactly what they were looking for and had days or weeks to take apart your entire house. Unscrew some electrical socket or light fitting and stuff the piece of paper inside your wall or ceiling (just be careful of the cables, obviously). Slice a tiny hole in to some piece of fabric furniture such as a sofa, put it inside, and sew it back up. Drill a hole in to to some piece of wooden furniture which would not ordinarily be visible and stuff it in - for example on the top of an internal door, or the join between a table leg and the top of the table.

A hardware wallet is obviously more bulky, but many of the same possibilities are still viable.

Quote from: Poker Player on Today at 05:11:38 AM

I don't see how I could move the funds if I leave the HW and the seeds there.

You couldn't obviously if you had no other back ups. I personally prefer to have all my back ups in at least two locations.