Fort Knox, the U.S. Bullion Depository, is a massive vault in Kentucky that's used to store a large portion of United States official gold reserves and occasionally other precious items belonging or entrusted to the federal government. Fort Knox holds roughly 3 percent of all the gold ever refined throughout human history.
Fort Knox is protected by layers of physical security, alarms, video cameras, mine fields, barbed razor wire, electric fences, heavily armed guards, and 30,000 soldiers armed with unmarked Apache helicopter gunships, tanks, armored personnel carriers, attack helicopters, and artillery. Below the fortress-like outer structure at Fort Knox lies the gold vault lined with granite walls and protected by a blast-proof door weighing 22 tons.
Among many other references in pop culture, Fort Knox is the subject of the James Bond film
Goldmember, is mentioned in the film
Die Hard with a Vengance, and is featured and referenced in the video game
Borderlands.
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- Create a knowledgebake/wiki/forum/clearinghouse dedicated to bitcoin security. FortGox.com could be the #1 trusted resource when it comes to providing information about and solutions for keeping bitcoins safe. No such resource exists at the moment. Good potential here for ad and referral revenue.
- Some kind of newfangled bitcoin vault. Deposit your bitcoins at FortGox.com and you can be certain that your bitoins are safe. The business could either charge a tiny percentage of the coins they hold, or they could act like a bank and use the coins in their possession to earn revenue in other ways. Maybe customers could choose the option they prefer! Either way this business could offer 24/7 tech support and it's CEO could make a name for him or herself as an expert in bitcoin security. They'd be interviewed on news programs as bitcoin security becomes more of a mainstream issue.
- Or maybe FortGox.com is just a consulting firm that helps people recover lost bitcoins. They could help settle disputes, recover dead drives, and offer other support services to assist frantic people who would be happy to pay a fee in exchange for the return of their precious bitcoins.
Anyway, for the right buyer I think these domains are a steal. Hit me up with any questions and thanks for looking!
