Where to hold your Crypto

SocialManager

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yousefgreat said:

• Have you ever heard of sim swapping?
• Have you ever heard of exchanges being hacked?
• Have you ever heard of smart contract breaches?
  
  Holding your funds in a hardware wallet is by far the best and safest option... Not your keys, not your coins!

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If Binance gets hacked to the point they can't reimburse everyone for a hack, crypto will be dead anyway. Cryptocurrency simply wouldn't be liquid within a matter of hours. You can use Google Authenticator for your 2FA, use a burner phone with no connection to your identity, and take other precautions against sim swapping.

 

konfuci

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• #62

Ledger

 

Justin Storm

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• #63

Get ledger or trezor and hold in cold storage.

 

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Artz

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• #64

hardware wallets are the best, any online service is vulnerable

 

RedogonFox

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• #65

As @yousefgreat said. Not your keys, not your crypto.

For holding larger sums long term i use Ledger Nano S.
By "larger sums" i mean $10,000+.

Stay safe.

 

Scorpion Ghost

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xReminisce said:

Trust/Meta if you are moving things around or receiving things
Ledger if you are just hodling
also, i cannot stress how important it is...
USE BURNERS !!!!!!!!!

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What burners?

 

RedReddington

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Stake it on Anchor Protocol in a stable coin and earn 20% annually

 

StainlessTfm

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Ledger key

 

xReminisce

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Scorpion Ghost said:

What burners?

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a burner is a burner
throwaway wallet

 

Scorpion Ghost

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xReminisce said:

a burner is a burner
throwaway wallet

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Why would you move your cryptos between burners?

 

TanerY

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• Apr 9, 2022

• #71

hardware wallets

 

Blooperz

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• #72

Trezor or Ledger, if you want to sleep relaxed.

 

novaaccs

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• Apr 19, 2022

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NftKonect said:

I just installed trust wallet to receive a crypto payment from someone, but when the person tries to send payment to my LTC address it says the address doesn't exist. What is the problem please?

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HomePage(Wallet) > Receive > Search LTC
So easy

 

Dextroverse

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• Apr 19, 2022

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On a ledger if you want to be safe.

 

Neurongram

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• #75

Binance

 

Perflawf

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• Apr 23, 2022

• #76

paisawaisa said:

More secure and thus you will have sound sleep with coins held there.

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Can they be affected by malware?

 

Abner66

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• Apr 24, 2022

• #77

Binance and Nice

 

Bob644

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• Apr 24, 2022

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What is your opinion about exodus

 

GetViews

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• Apr 24, 2022

• #79

Ledger is a good choice, even though they had a data leak with in the past which was questionable.
Else I can also suggest Trezor!

 

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onlinemarketer12

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• Apr 26, 2022

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The three exchanges you listed are big enough. They have good reviews and feature wise also they are good, you can make an account on any one of them and proceed.