they been getting pretty good at that these last few years

I think you store your private key in such a way is too risky. Your family members think it is not important to them. So they will not take care of your private key carefully. The possibility of losing will be very high. My solution is that you store in highly secure cloud storage applications that specialize in password management such as 1Password, Lastpass. The mechanism of these applications is 02-layer security. So you are assured of the security of your private key. Good luck.

Largest Quarterly Raise in Grayscale History: Grayscale raised $503.7 million in 1Q20, nearly double the previous quarterly high of $254.8 in 3Q19. New investors accounted for $160.1 million in inflows. 88% of inflows this quarter came from institutional investors, the overwhelming majority of which were hedge funds.

Speeds up Bulletproof verification by eliminating unnecessary point compression and decompression when performing multiply-by-8 operations on group elements to ensure proper subgroup membership.

Updates performance and unit tests.

Example speedups on test machine:

- single 1-output proof: 5.2% speedup
- single 2-output proof: 2.9% speedup
- 4-batch of 2-output proofs: 10.6% speedup
- 64-batch of 2-output proofs: 25.7% speedup

When reporting COVID-19 deaths, I've recently been noticing that our media here nearly always state that he/she/they died with coronavirus, or their death was linked to coronavirus. They hardly ever state that they died from coronavirus.

Something fishy going on 

“I am appalled and shocked,” says Erik Voorhees, founder of ShapeShift, a self-custody crypto platform. “All the mainstream economists, everyone on Wall Street, and much of the public, is enamored and fully supportive of this idea that you can create wealth and prosperity by printing money.”

My every single sat are still safe in my wallet except some recent gambling and some donations. From the gambling I made profit though.

Robert Brrrrrrrrreedlove
@Breedlove22
1/62. As ambassadors of #Bitcoin, I believe we must speak the common tongue and avoid esoteric language so that our message can penetrate minds far and wide. Here, I will shed some light on the Bitcoin and cryptoasset universe in an exoteric nutshell. Let's begin...

Guys, I bought a nice domain name a few months back related to bitcoin; it's still sitting in the dust. I wanted your suggestions about what to do with it. I've got some free time these days and thought of building a little bitcoin-related thing on it; something small like that "BRRRRR" page. It can also be related to Bitcointalk.

The best suggestion, that I'll be considering for development and implementation, will get straight 20 Merits from me.

214 blocks in the new epoch and all is well.

I will take my inflation adjusted pocket rockets (gold and bitcoin), and call your Bretton Woods seven two off suit. All in, mother fuckers.

[...]I am back to where I was 3 years ago both mentally and financially when I started DCA'ing BTC .[...]

I was telling the relative about bitcoin and the placement of my various sell orders that were being filled, and I remember saying the location of an order because it was in my head, and then I would tell the relative that the order had filled, and said that I could relax because the next order was not until ______.  The orders kept getting filled, which was quite surprising to  me, but I was not in a place where I could reset the buy orders .. and I kept thinking that it was NOT really a BIG deal because the BTC price kept going in one direction, but I also knew that the backwards reaction could end up being violent, at some time too... so I was kind of keeping in my head where the buy orders would be set in the event that I were to be able to set them.

Bitcoin Gold and Bitcoin Diamond

https://youtu.be/dktBrlikweo
HodL - A Bitcoin Short Film by The Garcia Brothers

The probability that a mistyped address is accepted as being valid is 1 in 232, that is, approximately 1 in 4.29 billion.