A home box for crypto holders. Planned, not built yet.
Poor
Mode.
Flip the switch and the box is designed to look like nothing here is worth the trip. Built for the day you would rather not be the target.
Reserve a place: $250 refundableOff is Rich Mode, normal operation. On is Poor Mode, a decoy designed to show a small balance and nothing worth a second look.
How it is designed to work
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Slow on purpose
Withdrawals are designed to be slow and multi-party, so forcing the owner to hand over crypto gains nothing in the moment.
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Guardians who can only say no
A lawyer, a relative abroad or a custodian can cancel a withdrawal. None of them can approve one quickly.
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A small walking-around amount
A capped balance for everyday spending, so the main holdings never have to be opened in a hurry.
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Poor Mode
An optional decoy. Designed to show a small balance and nothing worth a second look.
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Watches for duress
Designed to notice behaviour across your devices that looks like duress. If it does, it locks down and needs people the attacker cannot reach.
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Your data, your hardware
Designed so your data stays on the owner's own hardware.
Who it is for
Law-abiding crypto holders who would rather not become a target, and the people who worry about them.
Why now
- 241,700 crypto millionaires worldwide, up 40% (Henley 2025).
- About 30 crypto-related kidnappings recorded in France in 2025, and over 40 by mid-April 2026.
- In Manhattan in May 2025, a man was held for about 17 days over a wallet password.
What this is not
Not built yet. Nothing is on sale, no availability date has been announced, and nothing is guaranteed: it is designed to make coercion pointless, not impossible. Units are built in the order deposits arrive.
Hold a place in line
A refundable deposit of $250 holds your place. You then speak to a representative. This site takes no online payments.
Reserve through a representative