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They can't guarantee that there is only one set of keys. They are just files after all.

• arethuza 4y ago
  Doesn't seem to stop organisations like the FBI from "seizing" Bitcoins? e.g. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/07/feds-seize-3point36-billion-in-bitcoin-the-second-largest-recovery-so-far.html https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/07/feds-seize-3point36-billion-...
  • Karunamon 4y ago
    Yep, this is called poor opsec. Had this person had someone else with a copy of that wallet's keys, they could have been moved before this happened.
    • arethuza 4y ago
      If you have to rely on someone else with a copy of your keys then isn't that poor opsec?
      • Karunamon 4y ago
        If you are in a position where losing access to a significant amount of money due to the actions of the state are likely, would it not make sense to have a backup plan?