yes, it says so at the title of the thread.

the thing is, they're aimed at simplifying bitcoin circulation to make it available to more people

Paper wallets can be stored in a safety deposit box, along with the SD/USB device at a local bank. No sense in banking crypto if your gonna have a version hanging around the house.
The four keys should be installed in view mode only on an Application such as Mycelium, or links to the blockchain should be created in your browser, as to keep an eye on them as you move from day to day!
If long term banking is required, then only passwords can be kept around the house, say in a cookie jar, picture frame, etc.
Enjoy crypto man it's alot of fun!

In the case of 100+ BTC. I's very simple. 2 things. One, you want to keep an eye on that, so as they don't just disappear over night. Two you want that off-line, far from the prying hand of hackers!
My suggestion, is break it down into 4 paper wallets, generated off-line, 25+ each. Each using a unique pass-phrase or password. Paper wallets are stored in a plastic zip-lock bag for moisture protection. The private keys associated with their corresponding public key should be copied to a SD, USB, or a removable media device by an off-line computer, and that to should be zip for moisture!

Bitcoin requires much less trust in third parties.

However, one might imagine that a highly trusted Bitcoin org (looking at you Bitpay) could print paper denominations that circulate that are certificates of claim NOT paper wallets (perhaps even fractionally reserved) These bills could be redeemed by the holder for actual btc, making the bill then void of further claim.
I am not sure how this would be accomplished. I do think it would be extremely valuable.

We shall see how it all plays out. It's part of what makes Bitcoin so exciting.

I'm not sure that i got you right guys but i'm voting for no rules except the government laws on forum.

I actually have no bitcoins yet but after getting one i won't spend it.

Happy Birthday to you buddy.

I'm sure that tomorrow we will face the so-called "zero fee". To the Moon!

I'm new here, so my total time logged in: 12 minutes.

I'll return here after some weeks folks

Thx you for that. Your dusts of appearence made my smile and turn me into a good mood.

Wow wow wow, slow it down! Humaniti is not ready for this!