Cryptocurrency enthusiasts are always looking for ways to secure their holdings. While hardware wallets have begun to gain traction in recent years, it seems the next logical evolution may not require external hardware. A company called Carverr is looking into ways to store and back up Bitcoin wallet keys in one’s DNA. Using DNA To Keep Bitcoins Safe It is evident Bitcoin holders have plenty of threats to worry about. Anyone relying on software to keep their cryptocurrency wealth safe is at risk of being scammed, hacked, or robbed of their private keys through malware, ransomware, and so forth. The number of threatsPowered by WPeMatico
