> This is another reminder of why people should be using hardware wallets. Which ones? There have been reports of many getting compromised. I thought the bes

> This is another reminder of why people should be using hardware wallets. Which ones? There have been reports of many getting compromised. I thought the best way to secure your Bitcoin was to print it out on archival grade paper, encase it in twenty layers of plastic, dig a hole in your backyard and bury it. Of course, if that got compromised, then it is still your fault because obviously you didn't dig the hole deep enough, or didn't cover it with grass, or you should have gone out into a remote forest and buried it there (I sure hope you left your cell phone off while walking to the location or you might have been tracked!) Always remember: Bitcoin can never fail, it can only be failed.