Recap of this Week's Posts by D.Buzz
_{For the week ending on : (4/25/2021) | Vol.44}

What's Buzzing Friends...

We all know that it is important to keep our cryptocurrency keys safe. That we should back them up, store them on a piece of paper, perhaps even bury a USB thumb drive in the backyard next the old oak tree, in airtight container that only you know the combination to, but then on that USB stick is an encrypted map to a second location, where still yet another hard drive is embedded in the wall of building that has your cryptographic keys on it. Sure maybe a bit of overkill, but it's about security.

AND.... that brings us to our interesting fact of the day. Fort Knox. A location in Kentucky that supposedly houses 147.3 million ounces of gold bullion (*that's a lot of bit coin). At some point, it even stored the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights.

The thing about this remarkably safe place is that, no one person knows how to open the safe all the way. Further nobody, except for a select handful of people knows the exact layout of how the building is even made and put together.

Beyond all this ...

"Fort Knox has the world’s hardest shell, with the walls featuring 4 foot thick granite, lined with cement, steel, and fire-proof material. The depository can actually withstand a direct hit from an atomic bomb" Source.

WOW

Next Time you are thinking of a good way to store your cryptographic keys, consider taking a lesson from Fort Knox. Make yourself a bunker with 4 foot thick granite walls, and make sure it can withstand an atomic bomb blast and no one, NO ONE... not even yourself knows the combination to get in all the way.

No matter what your level of key protection is, we will always let down our guard for you so you can read about the posts from this week, that you might've missed from D.Buzz, let's open the safe and show you the treasures inside.

You finished, and you did not even need they team from Oceans 11!! Thanks for reading and enjoy your week!

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