It's not myself exactly. It's the corporate entity that will pay $100,000 to anyone who hacks my unhackable https://t.co/i3E58wXp8v wallet. Still . . . $100,000 is $100,000. https://t.co/nbB6ZrwfHl
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@carlosabdo I have a new paradigm. Yhe hacker may not steal the phisical wallet and its owner, to co'erse the owner. That's' not havking, and even then our "false wallet: feature allows the owner to reveal a passcode to a hineypot smaller wallet. With this caveat, the paradigm is flawless.
@Brayan88BTC You have to buy one. We don't give them to hackers for free. It will have $50 in Bitcoin on it. If you get the Bit pin you get $100,000. That will more than pay for the wallet.