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>>29474933
Get your meds

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>>9586821
> (((they)))

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What is the unironic non-memeing objectively best way desu to store your investments?

Cold wallets all the way? I'm assuming so; I have a bit of BTC in my blockchain.info wallet but am considering moving it to my electrum wallet.

Any advantages to doing this? Also, do you fracture your holdings among several wallets for a bit of redundancy and safety? Is it generally a bad idea to say, funnel all my HODLs from around the web into a single electrum wallet?

And finally, once you do have your cold storage all set up (assuming that's the objective best method), how do you handle storing the private keys, for the maximum beneficial trade-off of redundancy and security from prying eyes accidentally getting a hold of it? Should I encrypt the keys in a couple different storage media, and then write one down for a single paper wallet that I hide in a super secure place?

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