Best Hardware Wallet for BTC?

crazyJon

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Hey guys,

I am thinking it's time to transfer my coins out of the exchanges to my own HARDWARE WALLET. And I am not sure what to pick.

There are 3 main options I am looking at.

Ledger - looks great. I noticed some extremely bad leaks of customers' information. But I guess this is not an issue if you use a burnout phone number and email, and of course not your home address.

Trezor - very similar product if I got it correctly. Just somehow likes the Ledger more. Personal preferences I would say?

Cold Card - this looks to be a next-level kind of thing, right? I love the idea that your private keys are NEVER directly connected to a computer/internet. However, after I read this tutorial, I am not sure if I am pro-enough for this :-D https://mattodell.keybase.pub/coldcard.html


I would be more than glad for any recommendations or info!
 
Hey guys,

I am thinking it's time to transfer my coins out of the exchanges to my own HARDWARE WALLET. And I am not sure what to pick.

There are 3 main options I am looking at.

Ledger - looks great. I noticed some extremely bad leaks of customers' information. But I guess this is not an issue if you use a burnout phone number and email, and of course not your home address.

Trezor - very similar product if I got it correctly. Just somehow likes the Ledger more. Personal preferences I would say?

Cold Card - this looks to be a next-level kind of thing, right? I love the idea that your private keys are NEVER directly connected to a computer/internet. However, after I read this tutorial, I am not sure if I am pro-enough for this :-D https://mattodell.keybase.pub/coldcard.html


I would be more than glad for any recommendations or info!
Trezor!

I've tried Ledger and do not like it, at all.
 
Thanks for your suggestion, can you please share your thoughts on why? What are the real examples of differences? I never touched any of them so I really can't tell. They both looks very similar to me.
 
I bought the basic models of Ledger and Trezor.

Trezor is kinda easy to use. But I liked how both of them played out.

Most important thing is that you don't over-complicate things for yourself. Remember KISS.

Edit: Also, bitbox has some good reviews.
 
I can recommend Trezor as well. Been using mine for a year with no issues.
 
I used trezor in the past but I like ledger more.
 
Mine I etched the private key and seed words on the stainless steel. It is emp proof.
 
100% Ledger, and most time they got special where u can buy 2 types of the ledger like S and/or X and then you use 1 as a backup and put that backup somewhere safe and in a fireproof place and forget it. A package deal like this would be good imo https://shop.ledger.com/products/ledger-backup-pack
 
Ledger for me.
Been using it foronths now.
Working great.
 
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