Here is the website: https://superbacked.com/
Here are a couple of videos from the creator:
https://youtu.be/12y-fOmyjHA?si=2kSls6kPIKncDK-w
It is created and used for increased security and inheritance planning.
Let me know what you think. It looks very interesting to me.
Bob
I’ve heard about Superbacked but don’t know enough yet. The folks I listen to talk about “what if’s” like what if someone comes to your house and finds your keys and you wallets and then they have full access to your BTC. That’s possible but highly unlikely.
I just don’t see the normal person being held captive until you give up your keys. Fear mongering is what first comes to mind here. If the user is educated about not talking about their holdings in public I don’t think that anything like that will come to reality but if it did then as a “banker”…ie you, then that’s on you. Bankers don’t talk about their securities in that way from my experience. Their holdings are very secret or at least spoke of in a very vague way.
Lawyers…don’t trust them as far as I can toss them. Notaries…same boat. I know plenty of notaries that are a bit shady or they are lazy and leave their stamps unsecured, or the boss breaks into the locked cabinet and uses the stamp without the knowledge of the notary. BTW - this happened to my wife…she got drug through the coals by the State because her stamp was used by her shady boss for nefarious activity.
Right now I trust myself more than anyone else and my assets are in a trust which is very, very, very hard to get a hold of anyways. I’m not saying no to Superbacked nor am I saying yes…but right now the world is full of thieves from every walk of business so I’ll just stick to steel plates for keys and strategic locations of the wallets.
One thing…I pity the fool that tries to enter my house or properties were all my things are dispersed…if the dogs don’t get em the owner will but if they wanna die that’s their choice.
Hey Greg, Thanks for your response. I also have a trust set up and I keep my seeds engraved on steel and only keep a very small amount at the house where I live. I’m always looking at ways to improve my setup, especially as it pertains to inheritance and/or access if I’m incapacitated. This is why superbacked interests me.
Thanks for your response Fletcher. It is actually from Jor that I first learned about superbacked. He and a guy named Cragg (who has worked directly with the creator of superbacked (Sun), are building an inheritance protocal around superbacked. I’ve spoken with them a few times and it looks to me to be a good enhancement to my current security/inheritance setup. What I would be interested in is to have someone like Paul have a look under the hood of superbacked to get their feedback. So far, it looks good to me but I don’t have the knowledge to see if the software has any flaws or not.