That is total garbage, Crypto is not about creating businesses and having anonymous CEO's. It was originally about having decentralised economies were governments cannot just print unlimited amounts of wealth and create disturbances for the citizens in the process. Anonymous transactions is not entirely true, all records are stored on the block chain, thats why we have privacy coins now.

Don't try and use Crypto as a way to hide your identity and collect millions of dollars in ICO's to fund your business plans, and then get all altruistic about it. Who you trying to kid?

I personally think there is a high chance Oyster is a slow bleed scam from the DEVS. CEO is Anonymous, that is such a bad way to do business. He can dump all his coins on the market and exit scam the PRL holders without any accountability.

Why start a business and try to raise millions of dollars without anyone even knowing who you are, this is what is wrong with Crypto. If things go wrong there is a good chance he can exit scam everyone instantly.

He was trying to raise 500ml dollars at the ICO, he obviously has greedy motivations as CEO and ambitions outside of simple online storage.

I am living in my campervan, so that is not an option with out a safety deposit box. Stashing the password on paper somewhere in the van is not good, the van could get stolen.


Well I have the combination hidden in the 4 lines to help me remember, and i make it a rule to regularly open the file with the passwords, so far so good.
This is not something you forget, were talking big money at some point. Because I will be trading a bit, I will be accessing the file a lot, so no worries.
I have the secret combination to the password hidden in the mixed field, so i will not forget it.

The Nano ledger will come soon anyways, and a safety deposit box for the seed.

Obviously the original post is not the password, and is just an example.

I only ever access the file from a live cd.

All I have to remember is a simple combination of 4 characters, not 24 numbers, letters etc. Makes it really easy to remember, and if i forgot the combination it is written in the field anyways. I reckon it is a really good way to store the password.

Thanks for all the feedback, yes I plan to store the paper wallet version in a safety deposit box at some point. Small holdings currently, when they grow big enough i will buy a Ledger Nano and a safety deposit box for the paper version.

I just wanted a secure way to store my crypto locally while the balance is still low.

Some good feedback,thanks.

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I am looking to store my password in a way i can remember years down the track.

I will have 2 passwords to access my private key.

The password is some where in this set of mixed numbers and letters etc.

20-24 characters long.

Question: Would this be a good way to store my password?