This is possible, at least in some contexts. I'm no expert, but the bitcoin wallet, Trezor, has implemented this - known as "plausible deniability". The idea i

This is possible, at least in some contexts. I'm no expert, but the bitcoin wallet, Trezor, has implemented this - known as "plausible deniability". The idea is if you are compelled somehow by force to unlock your bitcoin wallet, you can use a secondary password that assumingly has less bitcoin than your regular bitcoin wallet. https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-wallet-plausible-deniability/ https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-wallet-plausible-deniabilit...