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Title: Physical Bitcoin Post by: ProfMac on March 18, 2013, 06:19:33 PM I wonder about printing a physical bitcoin at Shapeways, with the private key contained inside it.
The key could be a PGP armored printout, or whatever the equivalent is in bitcoinland. Whoever handled it could not use the numbers. This is probably unworkable. I have had too much coffee. Title: Re: Physical Bitcoin Post by: MarlboroMan on March 20, 2013, 04:45:35 PM I dont really understand what your tryna say..
Title: Re: Physical Bitcoin Post by: John (John K.) on March 21, 2013, 03:40:43 PM I wonder about printing a physical bitcoin at Shapeways, with the private key contained inside it. Uh, printing the key inside so that you'll have to physically break it to see the code? ???The key could be a PGP armored printout, or whatever the equivalent is in bitcoinland. Whoever handled it could not use the numbers. This is probably unworkable. I have had too much coffee. Title: Re: Physical Bitcoin Post by: ProfMac on March 21, 2013, 09:30:16 PM I wonder about printing a physical bitcoin at Shapeways, with the private key contained inside it. Uh, printing the key inside so that you'll have to physically break it to see the code? ???The key could be a PGP armored printout, or whatever the equivalent is in bitcoinland. Whoever handled it could not use the numbers. This is probably unworkable. I have had too much coffee. Yes. Though now I think scratch 'n spend instead of 3D printing. |