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>>21539809
yes

>>21539766
this it's basically the most secure way to spend them but all someone needs is your pin to do it, so I still wouldn't store the bulk of your savings in a hardware wallet. also first rule of crypto, DO NOT TALK ABOUT CRYPTO, or at least how much of it you have and how you store it. If nobody knows you have it they won't try to steal it

>>21539943
kek yeah I thought about that, but it's not going anywhere when it's inside the case. My only worry would be about the cap seizing up, titanium plates might be better but I think any metal backup is fine in most cases, as long as you have a few copies