Crypto Vault Creates Fire-Resistant “Vault Coin”
Crypto Vault, a company that focuses on cold storage for cryptocurrencies, has created “Vault Coin,” made with nickel-copper alloy with high heat resistance. Each of these coins are numbered individually so it is easy to keep track of what currency is being stored on what coin and adds a small bit of collector value. In an interview with Bitcoinist, Kyle O’Brien, a founder of the company, said they wanted the end product to be fire and water resistant. He also stated that each coin has a tamper evident label that leaves a “void” stamp on the coin if removed.
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