A hodler sitting on over $600 million worth of Bitcoin faces a critical problem: the private keys are locked on a single USB drive, and he's got just two password attempts remaining before getting permanently locked out. One wrong entry, and $600M+ evaporates from reach. This isn't hypothetical—it's the reality facing someone who prioritized offline security but now faces the flip side of that strategy. The situation highlights how even massive Bitcoin holdings can hinge on a single point of failure. No exchange, no recovery phrase backup, no secondary access route. Just a USB, a forgotten passphrase, and the ticking clock of two final attempts. It's a cautionary tale for anyone storing serious capital in cold storage: redundancy and backup strategies matter just as much as security itself.