Bitcoin is virtual, no needs of a bunker to stock them.
Bitcoins are in the blockchain and everybody can have a copy of this blockchain.
To access of this bitcoin, only a private key is needed.

What if some of the people working inside this bunker decide to steal some bitcoins?
Maintaining such facility isn`t cheap and the millionaires have to pay a fee for such high security.
If i was a millionaire i wouldn`t care that much about the safety of my wealth.

And how could you secure a private key that is worth millions?

What's with all the bubbleheads in this thread saying this type of security isn't necessary?

Xapo stores over half a million bitcoins, and no doubt a few hundred thousand more as the owner is responsible for getting some very deep pockets involved in the early days and storing their coins too.

That's now somewhere in the region of $3 billion or more that could be had away.

maybe they mean this where they work to produce bitcoin so they have a sense of security to work, of course this bitcoin is virtual and does not need to use crops, which is called bunker here is where they work whether it is mining, trading or even other forms of bitcoin, it is clear that this is projected and run as an office

Fuck that I’m well capable of looking after my own bitcoin’s. Not sure how anybody else can be trusted to have some kind of ownership or control of your private keys no matter how James Bond it looks.

I never knew the people behind xapo have their own super villain lair. That is great.

For all those who make "would bitcoin survive a nuclear apocalypse" threads on this forum. Perhaps now we have a definitive answer.

No images of armed guards. There's a slight chance their approach is more security-through-obscurity based. I hope they have some type of armed security detail at a bare minimum. A more likely answer may be they do not allow their security measures to be photographed and visible to the public.

There are a lot of bunkers built for wartime purposes being sold at discount to the general public. Typically they're remodeled and sold as doomsday shelters. This is the best example I've seen of the trend being utilized towards a useful purpose.

Oh well, I would love to one day explore the place...who knows that place is actually made to protect the Bitcoin of Xapo's clients so that everybody would be feeling safe in dealing with the company and there would be no hacker that can enter the place either literally or through any hacking tool. We all know that one of the greatest weaknesses of many wallet service providers is that they can be hacked and Bitcoin can be transferred to another wallet address and then that's it. Always upgrading for protection is always imperative to protect a provider's name and reputation as business revolves around this very critical area.

You are right, many people here are taking security too lightly, they think that a company that holds giant amounts of money should just have an office in some building because "Bitcoin is on the blockchain". I guess they don't think that data can be stolen by physical means, starting from plain robbery at gunpoint and ending with sophisticated side-channel attacks or infiltration. There's no such thing as too much security and we definitely don't want to see another Gox-like incident with Bitcoin.