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June 29, 2014, 09:56:38 PM
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i hath finally create an offline wallet using ubuntu live cd offline.

I am amazed that it detected my printer instantly i didnt even hath to install anything i was so proud of myself.

my hands were shaking, my heart woz pumping and the sweat stung my eyes the struggle much continue.  I tested the BIP38 key over 10 times and will try it again in about a week and when I am finally so satisfied I will coll forth my investment to the physical world using the printer wont be long now.

I cut many 3 wallets using a pair of scissors i felt i woz at school again cutting shapes u no that wallet that folds over with the pretty colours it now feels like a sucj golden check in my hands that will determine my fate in years to come i will cherish it with my life.

i will now put 1 wallet it in a jar and bury it deep below the soils of old until it matures and many years later i will come and return it to its place of creation to cash in my investment and live in a free er world where no one will suffer povertay



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June 29, 2014, 10:30:17 PM
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i hath finally create an offline wallet using ubuntu live cd offline.

I am amazed that it detected my printer instantly i didnt even hath to install anything i was so proud of myself.

my hands were shaking, my heart woz pumping and the sweat stung my eyes the struggle much continue.  I tested the BIP38 key over 10 times and will try it again in about a week and when I am finally so satisfied I will coll forth my investment to the physical world using the printer wont be long now.

I cut many 3 wallets using a pair of scissors i felt i woz at school again cutting shapes u no that wallet that folds over with the pretty colours it now feels like a sucj golden check in my hands that will determine my fate in years to come i will cherish it with my life.

i will now put 1 wallet it in a jar and bury it deep below the soils of old until it matures and many years later i will come and return it to its place of creation to cash in my investment and live in a free er world where no one will suffer povertay


laminate it first..

inkjet and moisture seeping in the jar from the soil doesnt mix
and bury it in a set place that can be found later. dont pick a random spot in your back yard.. know where it is buried.. and describably when your too old to dig it up yourself, and starting to get alzheimer's

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June 29, 2014, 10:35:17 PM
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I got a few private keys etched in steal.
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June 29, 2014, 10:37:11 PM
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I got a few private keys etched in steal.

metal rusts.. plastic lasts forever. hence the laminate statement but maybe have both a laminated paperwallet and etched metal in the same jar,, as backup

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June 30, 2014, 03:19:18 AM
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I get out of Afghanistan in 3 weeks.

It's time for me to plant my seed too...

First seastead company actually selling sea homes: Ocean Builders https://ocean.builders  Of course we accept bitcoin.
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June 30, 2014, 07:04:00 AM
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I haven't made a paper wallet purely because of the fear of screwing something up in the process. Good to hear it wasn't your case.

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June 30, 2014, 07:53:37 AM
Last edit: June 30, 2014, 10:41:23 AM by bananaControl
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- Use a laser printer if you can instead of an inkjet, and laminate the paper as already mentioned.
- Be sure that the word "bitcoin" is nowhere to be seen, you don't want someone who stumbles upon your treasure to know what they've found.
- Be sure to seal the space between the jar and the lid with wax.
- Don't use a metal lid, if you do, the seal it entirely.
- Put a plastic bag around the jar and seal it tight.

Of course one could go on and on Smiley

Good luck, Mr. future millionaire. I found a picture of you in 50 years.

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June 30, 2014, 10:34:52 AM
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thank you for u suggestions I will use the [Tempered Jar of the Sacred] and put 10 layers of celotape over the wallet, add x2 [Silica Gel of Preservation] before i put it in and seal it with [Loctite Binder].
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June 30, 2014, 01:04:40 PM
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i hath finally create an offline wallet using ubuntu live cd offline.

I am amazed that it detected my printer instantly i didnt even hath to install anything i was so proud of myself.

my hands were shaking, my heart woz pumping and the sweat stung my eyes the struggle much continue.  I tested the BIP38 key over 10 times and will try it again in about a week and when I am finally so satisfied I will coll forth my investment to the physical world using the printer wont be long now.

I cut many 3 wallets using a pair of scissors i felt i woz at school again cutting shapes u no that wallet that folds over with the pretty colours it now feels like a sucj golden check in my hands that will determine my fate in years to come i will cherish it with my life.

i will now put 1 wallet it in a jar and bury it deep below the soils of old until it matures and many years later i will come and return it to its place of creation to cash in my investment and live in a free er world where no one will suffer povertay




wow. it is very amazing, how can you find this crazy idea .. if I were you, I would be proud of than anyone else in this world. or was I too stupid in this regard. haha, however, it can inspire me. thank you friend
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June 30, 2014, 01:25:11 PM
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Well I guess you had fun, but next time just use Electrum. It's way more simple. You just need to remember 12 words. No need to print and cut anything!
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June 30, 2014, 02:11:00 PM
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I don't know why anybody is taking a user called ipoomyself seriously.

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