More / Bitcoin Reddit - 11 months ago
List of DIY hardware wallet options
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 11 months ago
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by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
Ledger, a prominent player in the hardware wallet space, has recently been embroiled in controversy following the announcement of their Recovery feature. A point of contention for many in the crypto community, the feature has stirred a fresh wave of...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 11 months ago
I have been working on a series of guides that will help you build your own bitcoin hardware wallet / signing device! It is known as a SeedSigner. SeedSigner is fully open source software that you can run on parts you purchase yourself. This al...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin.com - 11 months ago
In the near future, Game Boy owners will have the opportunity to convert their devices into a hardware wallet for cryptocurrencies. The project, known as the Game Wallet, was unveiled by Joseph Schiarizzi, a developer hailing from Keyp, a Web3 startu...
by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
In light of all the recent events with hardware wallets and potential suspectibility to firmware/software updates and their possible issues, what are your must haves in the next generation of hardware wallets? No doubt companies are brainstorming and...
Bitcoin News / Google News Bitcoin - 11 months ago
Your Old Game Boy Can Now Be Turned Into a Bitcoin and Ethereum Hardware Wallet& & Decrypt
by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
I see comments saying "bye ledger, ordered myself a new hw". Don't you get it? These hardware wallets are not what we thought they were. It has nothing to do with their new feature. By announcing that they can offer a service to recove...
by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
Good evening, I have personally come up with my own solution to the situation with hardware wallet., It’s disturbing to know that they can potentially access my keys so I have conducted my own modification of the device. I have taken a hammer to it...
by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
I just find it very suspicious that with the new cryptocurrency laws that the European Union passed the other day, all of a sudden we're hearing about this new firmware update for Ledger. I wonder if other companies are starting to come out with...
by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
I listened to the recent Bankless podcast where the CSO talked about the recent Ledger updates. Essentially the argument is that any hardware wallet you must make concessions to and likely can access your private key in some way. To have it any othe...
by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
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by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
First some basics: Secure Element: The secure element is not an unbreachable storage chip, it is in fact a little computer. This computer is secured in a way that it enabled confidential computing. This means that no physical outside attack can read...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 11 months ago
First some basics for Ledger: Secure Element: The secure element is not an unbreachable storage chip, it is in fact a little computer. This computer is secured in a way that it enabled confidential computing. This means that no physical outside attac...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 11 months ago
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by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
You have to create an account. And log-in daily and collect Coingecko Candies by clicking on the candy jar icon in the top-right corner of the screen. Those Candies can be later exchanged for various discounts and rewards. They have crypto eBoo...
by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
What happened yesterday was a wake up call for many. It was never about implementing a new functionality. It's about nobody being able to verify anything due to hardware being closed source. Thus, I compared a few of the industry-standard hardwar...
More / Etherum Reddit - 11 months ago
If you don't live under a rock, you know that the Ledger Recover case just exploded. Is there a backdoor? Yes or No by u/Joe_Smith_Reddit in ledgerwallet My main question is: Bitcoiners have a lot of hardware wallets to choose from. ETH and E...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 11 months ago
Lots of discounts to enjoy: - Coldcard Mk4: 15% off with coupon code 'noKYCwSE' - Blockstream Jade: 10% off until Sunday. + 10% off with coupon code 'thebitcoinhole' - Passport Batch 2: reduced the price to $199 - BitBox02: 10% off +...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 11 months ago
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Cryptocoins News / CoinStats - 11 months ago
Ledger hardware wallets have gained significant popularity among cryptocurrency enthusiasts and investors as one of the most secure ways to store their digital assets. These hardware wallets are physical devices that securely store private keys, pro...
by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
The purpose of a hardware wallet is to safely store your seed phrase. If the seed phrase never leaves your hardware wallet, your funds are safu (as long you have not interacted with some malicious smart contract with that wallet). Once the seed phras...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 11 months ago
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by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
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by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
Been thinking of purchasing a Ledger hardware wallet but I've read reviews were customers said it was frustrating and not user friendly and even watching videos it was hard to figure out. Any personal experience and or recommendations ? I was goi...
Cryptocoins News / The Cointelegraph - 11 months ago
To use a crypto hardware wallet, connect wallet to computer/mobile, enter PIN, follow instructions to send/receive crypto, then store safely offline for added security....