News about HARDWARE

News about Hardware

Does anyone know of this type of hardware wallet ?

Does anyone know of this type of device? A friend sent me these photos of a "ledger" he recovered. There's a logo, but I've never seen anything like it. https://preview.redd.it/gyia0p6x0aqc1.jpg?width=899&format=...

State of multi-sig hardware wallets

Someone close to me recently got their house broken into and their seed phrase stolen from their safe. This got me thinking about the single point of failure of today's devices. A multi-sig solution is paramount I believe for any serious cold-sto...

Hardware Bitcoin Tickers - Help me find more

I have a Blockclock Mini, which is made by coinkite. It's closed source, and is not very flexible in its config. I'd love to learn about more options that people like! submitted by /u/Secret_Operative [link] [comments]

8 Reasons to use a Bitcoin Hardware Wallet

As the value of your bitcoin grows, so does your need for secure key storage. One such solution is a hardware wallet, a physical device that allows you to securely hold the keys to your bitcoin. But hardware wallets aren’t the only option for storing...

Machankura 2.0: Turning Feature Phones Into Bitcoin Hardware Wallets - CoinDesk

Machankura 2.0: Turning Feature Phones Into Bitcoin Hardware Wallets& & CoinDesk

Best hardware wallet - trezor or ledger?

Looking at purchasing a hardware wallet, which is best? Each company touts theirs as the best. Real world users, what do you think? submitted by /u/Daedaluu5 [link] [comments]

Hardware Wallet vs. ETF

Is anyone splitting their stack between their Hardware Wallet and an ETF? This seems like it could be a good risk management strategy. If your hardware wallet is compromised for any reason then you would still have the other half of BTC. I know the...

In the toilet at my local hardware store. Bullish?

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How Hardware Wallet Users Lose Their Bitcoin

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Bitcoin Hardware Wallet - Secure BTC with Ledger Cold Wallet | Ledger - Ledger

Bitcoin Hardware Wallet - Secure BTC with Ledger Cold Wallet | Ledger& & Ledger

Can a shady USB cable used for a hardware wallet steal anything ?

Hello, I need to use an extension cable for my hardware wallet, and I bought a random one on Amazon. I'm wondering if those "super hacker" cables can do anything bad? i think maybe the worst could be the copy/paste changing the adress ?...

Running a node and hardware wallet on an external SSD with TailOS

So I have been reading up on benefits of running your own node and having a DIY hardware wallet using TailOS and electrum on a USB drive. This got me thinking Is it possible to use a 1tb SSD drive in a case(I have one) install Tail OS, create and run...

The first real-time Bitcoin hardware monitor was released 10 years ago today... ????

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Vitalik Buterin reveals Verkle trees’ potential to revolutionize Ethereum solo staking. Smaller proof sizes, and lower hardware requirements are on the horizon!

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The Bitcoin Hardware Store

New venture here in Bitcoin Beach, El Salvador! They sell all sorts of products from hardware wallets, nodes, seedphrase stamping sets, and they even have a Bitcoin ATM. submitted by /u/the_modern_caveman88 [link] [comment...

What's the purpose of Hardware wallets?

My current setup, I've created a Private key offline. I have it stored in 2 different safe locations etched in metal. This Cost me about 4$. I keep 75% in cold storage, 15-20% Hot wallet, 5% on an exchange. If I used a Hardware wallet, Would I...

For a 2of3 multisig wallet, is a 3 hardware key setup significantly more secure than 1 hot wallet and 2 hardware keys?

I'm setting up a multisig wallet on safe.global (formerly Gnosis) to store my Ethereum long term. At the moment I'm thinking of setting it up as 2 of 3 signers: one hot wallet (generated with gnosis's own app) with two hardware keys. But...

What is the best cold hardware wallet?

I’m a total noob with this kind of stuff, but Ive stored crypto for a bit now, because of influence from friends which led me to believe in it All I do is buy on cashapp after a paycheck, or randomly because “why not”. Don’t really think about it…and...

"never enter your seed into a computer" is just the start -- here's a deep dive into the security model of hardware wallets