Thanks for your input on how you sweep the BTC then the forks afterwards once the most important BTC is swept and secured first! Can you or anyone else in here let me know their thoughts on that very risk you describe above regarding it's just a race to get your BTC off your phone and onto a HW wallet? I mean let's say I use Ballet or Coinomi what are the actual risks vs doing it the way you described above? I have no doubt your way is likely more secure but for any security experts in here how much more secure would that way be?

PS: Also at this very movement in time I'd have to go with Coinomi for the BTC as they allow you to set the fees and I'd obviously set them higher for the need for speed but even Coinomi's faster fees is much cheaper than Ballets one size/speed fits all unless they have updated this in their software allowing for us the owner of the Ballet cards to select which fees and how much speed we need a sweep done. Because I do feel Ballet would be more secure given the fact it's a more colder of a wallet than Coinomi just being a straight up hot wallet(a great one but still a hot wallet nonetheless). Would love any and all thoughts!


PS: Thanks for video Krogoth....will watch that soon as I want to learn as many ways as possible!
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I tried to import/sweep a casascius on the ballet wallet app it didn't work for me. Exodus worked for me for the btc then I used coinomi to claim the forks

Kro... I think it's time for You to buy Bitcoin House, put all your cards on the walls, and declare it a KROGOTHMANHATTAN BITCOIN MUSEUM!
But it seems to me that you will not buy it, but CREATE it! Pretty soon...

Look like this...

https://nextgenlivinghomes.com/product/buy-the-designs-for-the-bitcoin-house-crypto-crib/

How does the Revlar "feel" vs. the other ones.
You would never mistake it for regular paper, do the other other feel more or less paper like or all they all about the same?
I know to keep the non tear features it will never have a 100% paper feel but something a bit softer would not be bad.

-Dave

I have been using Revlar for a while now.
https://www.relyco.com/products/synthetic-paper/revlar-premium-synthetic-paper/
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5141818

PM me your address (I know I have it someplace) and I'll get a few sheets out to you this week.
Works well, very tough.

Many people use it for archival reasons, it was recommended to me by several people who need it and did a lot of research before choosing it.
Waterproof and really tough. Can't rip it have to cut it.

-Dave

I can confirm through our own testing that these types of paper are indeed water resistant.

Laser based keys do not get damaged in water either.

We tested this by actually placing a polymer Polymerbit note at the bottom of a lake to see if there was any impact.

Also strong streams/jets of water do not cause an impact either from what we saw.

This is important to note:


And the riteintherain paper:

Gosh I didn't see the crab that you see. Good imagination though. But no there is no crab.

Thanks Krog also...

 I put a video below with my son ZEKe showing off his favorite art.

So holograms done In-house, laser etched, and all coin mintage/address info as mj stated above.  Anything else?

It seems nothing is 100% fool proof, except bitcoin itself. Best it seems we can do is minimize as many counter-parties involved with making of coins.

Thank you both. I guess I also need to look for this card. This is part of early history.