If he uses a brain wallet, it would be even more secure. The ONLY possible way to seize the bitcoins would require him to comply. Another interesting bit is the fact that this might make him a billionaire by the time he's released from prison- just from the appreciation of bitcoin's value.
I have another curiosity about the FBI's intent to seize his bitcoins- is it fair to seize all of them? If half of these bitcoins were earned while bitcoins were only worth 1/10 of current value, should only 10% of that half be seized? This might be arguable in court.
I have another curiosity about the FBI's intent to seize his bitcoins- is it fair to seize all of them? If half of these bitcoins were earned while bitcoins were only worth 1/10 of current value, should only 10% of that half be seized? This might be arguable in court.