by COINS NEWS - 5 months ago
A hardware wallet keeps you safe from compromised computer systems. if you store your crypto-secrets on a compromised system, whoever has compromised the system can steal your stuff, so hardware wallets are separate devices (with separate operating s...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 5 months ago
I thought electrum would work but it seems like there is no hardware wallet support on Android. Aside from that I'm not seeing many options. I'm not really interested in wallets that support a ton of different "cryptos" or if they...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 5 months ago
I’ve been buying and dca-ing through Coinbase etoro and from my own hardware wallet’s software. Keen on knowing where you guys usually get your BTC? submitted by /u/Playful_Truth_7720 [link] [comments]
Bitcoin News / Google News Bitcoin - 6 months ago
Former Ripple (XRP) CTO, 7000 BTC in a Hardware Wallet and Their Potential Recovery: The Story& & CryptoPotato
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 6 months ago
Now is a good time to reconsider your opsec if you are still holding BTC on a paper wallet. If you think a paper wallet is good enough, that's your decision. Here is your workflow: Buy a hardware wallet and set it up per the manufacturer instruc...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 6 months ago
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Bitcoin News / Google News Bitcoin - 6 months ago
Trezor Safe 3 Review: A Hardware Wallet for Bitcoin Newcomers& & Decrypt
Cryptocoins News / The Cointelegraph - 6 months ago
Ledger emphasized that the ID checks required for its private key recovery tool are not like KYC checks as they require “much less” information. Hardware wallet firm L...
More / Etherum Reddit - 6 months ago
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by COINS NEWS - 6 months ago
Ok so following my post about using Nexo I have received enough FUD and common sense to remove my digital assets from there. I currently have a ledger hardware wallet. I have heard a lot of fud and stuff about them lately. I have used it for years th...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 6 months ago
Anyone know if this is a legit security sticker on my Icoin hardware wallet? It looks a little generic submitted by /u/h0rologist [link] [comments]
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin.com - 6 months ago
Trezor, a leading hardware wallet manufacturing company, unveiled three new products on Thursday aimed at both novice and experienced cryptocurrency users who want to securely self-custody their digital assets. The Prague-based firm launched the Trez...
Cryptocoins News / The Cointelegraph - 6 months ago
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 6 months ago
Hi. Maybe for some it sounds stupid. I have bought a bitbox hardware wallet, a while ago. I created the seed phrase. I haven't used it yet. I'm planning to begin using it, even I only have few satoshi. My question is. If I should lose my har...
by COINS NEWS - 6 months ago
Earlier this year one of the most popular hardware wallet makers, Ledger, created a whirlwind of controversy through a significant marketing gaff which lead a lot of owners running for the exits. To recap, Ledger is rolling out a new ‘opt in recovery...
Bitcoin News / Google News Bitcoin - 6 months ago
Jack Dorsey’s Block Unveils New Bitcoin Hardware Wallet& & Forbes
by COINS NEWS - 6 months ago
Greetings HODLers, Given that the topic has come up multiple times in the daily I thought I’d offer my perspective on hardware wallets and their advantages over keeping your digital assets on exchanges. I’ll try to maintain a balanced perspective by...
More / Etherum Reddit - 6 months ago
Hi everyone, I mined ETH a few years ago and looking to cash it in. UK based. Whats the best method. Edit: Stored on a hardware wallet. submitted by /u/Strafethroughlife1 [link] [comments]
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 7 months ago
New from BBC. Setting up your 1st hardware wallet. Positive until last sentence saying crypto is a gamble hahaha https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I-cpxEmkotM submitted by /u/alertsession67 [link] [comments]
by COINS NEWS - 7 months ago
A lot of people are already familiar with the saying ‘not your keys, not your coins’. And it’s true. While hardware wallets have gained recognition as one of the safest methods to store crypto, there are still some vulnerabilities that people should...
by COINS NEWS - 7 months ago
Since its only $69 bucks it seems like a cheap option to store lets say around 50k dogecoins which at the current market price is around 3k us dollars, but the thing is that even with the pin and passphrase you still have to type them into the comput...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 7 months ago
For context, I'm in New York State. I’ve been a Coinbase customer for well over two years. I’ve been a Coinbase One subscriber since it was first offered over a year ago. I’ve used the same two bank accounts the entire time. For the past 3 months...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 7 months ago
Soo, I finally made up my mind and bought a new hardware wallet. Now I want to transfer my btc from my ledger to the new wallet. What is the best and “cheapest” way to do so? I was just gonna transfer a small amount at first, as a test you know. And...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 7 months ago
suppose i had a paper wallet , a full node and a hardware wallet. I make an address with the hardware wallet offline. I then craft a transaction to sweep funds to the new address and then sign it with the source private key (somehow) I transmit the t...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 7 months ago
I'm not talking about someone actually physically taking my hardware wallet and him knowing my PIN(he would have 3 attempts) and that way get my seed phrase. Im taking about actually remotely hacking/stealing from my hardware wallet like sim-swap...
