New crypto wallets. need help
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Cashflow007
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- Oct 10, 2022
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I use Metamask from the very beggining.
Panel_King
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- Nov 16, 2022
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Have an offline wallet. With a Ledger
Ronin74
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- Nov 1, 2022
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There are thousands of different "crypto wallets". Spanning from easy offline ledger etc. , to software wallets like metamask, exchange wallets, nodes (wich is more of a security, not really a wallet per se).
Personally im using a wallet on any exchange i use (wich is a few, including ftx, just a few days ago lol), metamask for daily defi use, and ledger as a secure storage (its not really secure though.... the pen and paper wallet is the best option if you need to feel real safe).
Personally im using a wallet on any exchange i use (wich is a few, including ftx, just a few days ago lol), metamask for daily defi use, and ledger as a secure storage (its not really secure though.... the pen and paper wallet is the best option if you need to feel real safe).
- Nov 18, 2022
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I use Trust Wallet to store all my crypto, because it is decentralized and I am never an idiot to give away the seed phrase.
So, although Trust Wallet is decentralized, the reason why I actually use it, is because I am not an idiot.
Sorry, but being accurate in a different way has been my success strategy in getting awesome engagement in Youtube, so it has become a habit for me to reply in a manner that is accurate as per my particular case.
So, although Trust Wallet is decentralized, the reason why I actually use it, is because I am not an idiot.
Sorry, but being accurate in a different way has been my success strategy in getting awesome engagement in Youtube, so it has become a habit for me to reply in a manner that is accurate as per my particular case.
goldagovidis
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- Apr 15, 2010
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MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Trust Wallet, there's a bridge protocol WalletConnect that helps you connect with tons of different wallets. Robinhood just released a beta version of their Wallet seating on Polygon blockchain.
If you want a breakdown by demography, US is 60% + Coinbase, Globally MetaMask is probably no.1 serious players use cold wallets in addition to browser based wallets and native app wallets to manage their goodies... Hope that helps.
If you want a breakdown by demography, US is 60% + Coinbase, Globally MetaMask is probably no.1 serious players use cold wallets in addition to browser based wallets and native app wallets to manage their goodies... Hope that helps.
Billywuk
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- Dec 30, 2021
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Get a ledger or a Trevor mate
Chris Newman
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- Oct 13, 2018
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I use Exodus Wallet & Trust Wallet to store crypto. The reason why I use them, is because these are decentralized wallets, so the user's crypto are always in the hands of user, rather than being stored by a third party.
In this way, (in terms of being secured) storing crypto in a centralized exchange is similar to having your money in a bank, whereas storing crypto in decentralized wallet is similar to having your crypto locked up in your own ownership (which is much more secured).
IMPORTANT : NEVER under any circumstances at all whatsoever, (in crypto) should you reveal your private keys or seed phrases to anyone.
In this way, (in terms of being secured) storing crypto in a centralized exchange is similar to having your money in a bank, whereas storing crypto in decentralized wallet is similar to having your crypto locked up in your own ownership (which is much more secured).
IMPORTANT : NEVER under any circumstances at all whatsoever, (in crypto) should you reveal your private keys or seed phrases to anyone.
Little_Jacob
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- Apr 7, 2017
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Trezor and Metamask
