In 2017, Rick was knee-deep in corporate monotony, working at a turkey processing plant, overseeing the demise of 36,000 turkeys a day.

But Bitcoin, as it so often does, sparked a radical shift. “I got really sick of the corporate bulls***! ” Rick candidly admits. That realization led him to an unlikely intersection of interests: Bitcoin and 3D printing.

Rick’s journey started with a simple problem — where to store his Ledger Nano S without it cluttering his desk. Armed with a newly acquired 3D printer, he designed a discreet mount for himself.

Soon, he realized he wasn’t the only one with this need, and CryptoCloaks was born. “I figured maybe other people…

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