Seattle-based VivoKey Technologies offers subdermal crypto wallets for safe cryptocurrency transactions using NFC and RFID technology.

Denis Bolkovskis

Mental Health

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A new technology allows you to stash your Bitcoin under your skin using a small implant. This method aims to provide a secure way to store cryptocurrencies and protect them from theft or hacking.

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Tapping your wrist to pay is about to get a revamp

I knew my Flipper Zero would come in handy…

Is that an implant or just a sticker? If it is just a sticker then the probability of losing that is high. By the way the post’s link throws a 404 error.

This is wild! The idea of storing Bitcoin under your skin sounds straight out of a sci-fi movie. It’s intriguing but also makes me wonder about the risks and practicality. Would you consider getting an implant like this?