“Bitcoin family” has hidden cryptocurrencies on four continents

The head of the so-called “bitcoin family” Didi Taihuttu announced a radical change in the approach to the storage of digital assets. According to him, this decision was a response to the increase in physical violence and threats faced by cryptocurrency owners. He said that the keys to the main reserves are now hidden in different parts of the world.

The family has completely abandoned hardware wallets. Instead, a hybrid storage system is used. Sid-phrases are encrypted, separated, and placed on four continents. The parts are stored both in physical form – on metal plates – and in a blockchain. Taihuttu also applied personal encryption by replacing words in phrases.

According to him, 65% of assets are in cold vaults, which cannot be accessed without international travel. He plans to activate these funds only when the bitcoin price reaches the $1 million level. The rest of the assets are stored in hot Safe multi-signature wallets.

Taihuttu emphasizes that decentralized solutions avoid dependence on centralized services. He cited the possible bankruptcy of custodial companies as a threat to users. The family uses a minimum balance for everyday spending.

The family also changed their lifestyle: Taihuttu stopped disclosing his location after messages from strangers. For security reasons, the family refused to film in the house and decided to avoid traveling to France. The reason was fear for the children amid attempted kidnappings.

Earlier it was reported about the arrests of extortionists in European countries using violence against cryptocurrency holders.