Show Posts
I've read through the thread and I appreciate the coverage and consideration you folks gave us! I completely understand where you are coming from - from a security standpoint, you should always be very VERY cautious of sharing any wallet details to strangers on the internet. That being said, our service is in place for folks to employ as a very last step, once all hope is lost and your funds appear gone we offer our service as a last resort and a hail marry to recover your coins (quick note - do extensive research before working with a company like mine, or a scam recovery company - they should have public founders, a solid media presence, thirds party reviews and NEVER take payment upfront!)
However, I do see the password recovery issue as one that needs addressing - the saying "not your keys not your coins" is well and good but self custodian ownership of cryptocurrency is not a viable solution for many people who are less security inclined and do not understand the concept of non-custodial wallets and decentralization.
Keeping that in mind, we are always searching for and open to ideas for a more trustless recovery system. Are there legal or technical securities that we could employ which would make the majority of Bitcoin holders more comfortable with working with us? I would love to hear anyone's opinion on this space and how we can work with you better to help recover as many BTC as possible which giving our clients peace of mind and a sense of security.
