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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Topic started by: hoodie on November 02, 2018, 09:06:27 PM
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Hello. I earn cryptocurrencies by participating in AirDrops and referral programs, that is easy even if you are still studying in the High School ;) I believe that crypto boom will be again soon, so I’am preparing to convert my funds in stable currencies when price will go up to the moon (positive thinking). But I’am rly concerned about the security on DEXs , especially during the booms risks of hacking are terrible and moreover I heard on some DEXes user can log in via simple passcode. Idk whether it is gossip or not, but I need your advice where to store my honestly earned coins ?
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Hacks can be at any time.
You should always worry about it. I don't recommend storing coins in one place. Select several cryptocurrency wallets and distribute your coins. Thus, the chance of losing money will be less.
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My advice is to buy a Ledger Nano S and then you can use it to login to most of DEX exchanges in a safe way because even if they hacks your account you have to physically confirm every transactions on the hardware ledger physically.
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Hacks can be at any time.
You should always worry about it. I don't recommend storing coins in one place. Select several cryptocurrency wallets and distribute your coins. Thus, the chance of losing money will be less.
but is there anything that can be trusted?
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My advice is to buy a Ledger Nano S and then you can use it to login to most of DEX exchanges in a safe way because even if they hacks your account you have to physically confirm every transactions on the hardware ledger physically.
This wallet has difficulty getting small amounts. It is impossible to set up the withdrawal of earnings from mining or another type of activity directly to the wallet; you need to use an intermediate service for microtransactions to accumulate a larger amount.
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Hacks can be at any time.
You should always worry about it. I don't recommend storing coins in one place. Select several cryptocurrency wallets and distribute your coins. Thus, the chance of losing money will be less.
but is there anything that can be trusted?
I like a few wallets. I can recommend them. They are called Exodus, Holy Transaction and Electrum.
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Hacks can be at any time.
You should always worry about it. I don't recommend storing coins in one place. Select several cryptocurrency wallets and distribute your coins. Thus, the chance of losing money will be less.
but is there anything that can be trusted?
I like a few wallets. I can recommend them. They are called Exodus, Holy Transaction and Electrum.
tell us about the shortcomings of these wallets and how to use them
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You just need to keep track of your actions so that you do not accidentally enter your private key somewhere, so a simple mew wallet is enough, and if you have extra money, you can purchase ledger nano s or trezor.
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Hacks can be at any time.
You should always worry about it. I don't recommend storing coins in one place. Select several cryptocurrency wallets and distribute your coins. Thus, the chance of losing money will be less.
but is there anything that can be trusted?
I like a few wallets. I can recommend them. They are called Exodus, Holy Transaction and Electrum.
tell us about the shortcomings of these wallets and how to use them
I don't know their shortcomings. I can tell my experience.
Exodus is a multicurrency wallet for cryptocurrency. In fact, it's a thin desktop wallet integrated into the web environment of the Swiss stock exchange ShapeShift with a well-designed simple interface. Newbies quickly receive help from technical support, and this is one of the advantages of the service.
Here you can create complex passwords, use SEED phrases and make copies of the wallet with a special utility developed by the programmers of the resource.
Holi Transaction is a multicurrency wallet for cryptocurrency, in which you can store 12 types of the most common digital coins, as well as euros and dollars. It has a user-friendly interface, which is especially important for beginners. True, the HD wallet system for compiling SEED codes is missing, and the ciphers for the bills are on the servers. But there is a two-phase authentication, and users can create complex passwords. It is present in Holy Transaction ATMs, which are present only in Western Europe.
Electrum has been working for a long time on the cryptocurrency market, having gained confidence. It can be put on smartphones and on various operating systems as a thin wallet. It works on the principle of open source, and those who appreciate anonymity appeal to it, because it functions perfectly on the Tor network.
Unlike other cryptographs, several Bitcoin addresses are available to each user, which are safe to give to people and even show on social networks. It is possible to come up with complex passwords and SEED phrases, and individual keys are stored with their owners. If there are questions or difficulties in the work, technical support responds quickly to requests.
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Hacks can be at any time.
You should always worry about it. I don't recommend storing coins in one place. Select several cryptocurrency wallets and distribute your coins. Thus, the chance of losing money will be less.
but is there anything that can be trusted?
I like a few wallets. I can recommend them. They are called Exodus, Holy Transaction and Electrum.
tell us about the shortcomings of these wallets and how to use them
I don't know their shortcomings. I can tell my experience.
Exodus is a multicurrency wallet for cryptocurrency. In fact, it's a thin desktop wallet integrated into the web environment of the Swiss stock exchange ShapeShift with a well-designed simple interface. Newbies quickly receive help from technical support, and this is one of the advantages of the service.
Here you can create complex passwords, use SEED phrases and make copies of the wallet with a special utility developed by the programmers of the resource.
Holi Transaction is a multicurrency wallet for cryptocurrency, in which you can store 12 types of the most common digital coins, as well as euros and dollars. It has a user-friendly interface, which is especially important for beginners. True, the HD wallet system for compiling SEED codes is missing, and the ciphers for the bills are on the servers. But there is a two-phase authentication, and users can create complex passwords. It is present in Holy Transaction ATMs, which are present only in Western Europe.
Electrum has been working for a long time on the cryptocurrency market, having gained confidence. It can be put on smartphones and on various operating systems as a thin wallet. It works on the principle of open source, and those who appreciate anonymity appeal to it, because it functions perfectly on the Tor network.
Unlike other cryptographs, several Bitcoin addresses are available to each user, which are safe to give to people and even show on social networks. It is possible to come up with complex passwords and SEED phrases, and individual keys are stored with their owners. If there are questions or difficulties in the work, technical support responds quickly to requests.
it is really convincing. thank you for your experience
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Hacks can be at any time.
You should always worry about it. I don't recommend storing coins in one place. Select several cryptocurrency wallets and distribute your coins. Thus, the chance of losing money will be less.
but is there anything that can be trusted?
I like a few wallets. I can recommend them. They are called Exodus, Holy Transaction and Electrum.
tell us about the shortcomings of these wallets and how to use them
I don't know their shortcomings. I can tell my experience.
Exodus is a multicurrency wallet for cryptocurrency. In fact, it's a thin desktop wallet integrated into the web environment of the Swiss stock exchange ShapeShift with a well-designed simple interface. Newbies quickly receive help from technical support, and this is one of the advantages of the service.
Here you can create complex passwords, use SEED phrases and make copies of the wallet with a special utility developed by the programmers of the resource.
Holi Transaction is a multicurrency wallet for cryptocurrency, in which you can store 12 types of the most common digital coins, as well as euros and dollars. It has a user-friendly interface, which is especially important for beginners. True, the HD wallet system for compiling SEED codes is missing, and the ciphers for the bills are on the servers. But there is a two-phase authentication, and users can create complex passwords. It is present in Holy Transaction ATMs, which are present only in Western Europe.
Electrum has been working for a long time on the cryptocurrency market, having gained confidence. It can be put on smartphones and on various operating systems as a thin wallet. It works on the principle of open source, and those who appreciate anonymity appeal to it, because it functions perfectly on the Tor network.
Unlike other cryptographs, several Bitcoin addresses are available to each user, which are safe to give to people and even show on social networks. It is possible to come up with complex passwords and SEED phrases, and individual keys are stored with their owners. If there are questions or difficulties in the work, technical support responds quickly to requests.
it is really convincing. thank you for your experience
You can choose one wallet and make them several. And you can make different wallets. It's your choice.
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Hacks can be at any time.
You should always worry about it. I don't recommend storing coins in one place. Select several cryptocurrency wallets and distribute your coins. Thus, the chance of losing money will be less.
but is there anything that can be trusted?
I like a few wallets. I can recommend them. They are called Exodus, Holy Transaction and Electrum.
tell us about the shortcomings of these wallets and how to use them
I don't know their shortcomings. I can tell my experience.
Exodus is a multicurrency wallet for cryptocurrency. In fact, it's a thin desktop wallet integrated into the web environment of the Swiss stock exchange ShapeShift with a well-designed simple interface. Newbies quickly receive help from technical support, and this is one of the advantages of the service.
Here you can create complex passwords, use SEED phrases and make copies of the wallet with a special utility developed by the programmers of the resource.
Holi Transaction is a multicurrency wallet for cryptocurrency, in which you can store 12 types of the most common digital coins, as well as euros and dollars. It has a user-friendly interface, which is especially important for beginners. True, the HD wallet system for compiling SEED codes is missing, and the ciphers for the bills are on the servers. But there is a two-phase authentication, and users can create complex passwords. It is present in Holy Transaction ATMs, which are present only in Western Europe.
Electrum has been working for a long time on the cryptocurrency market, having gained confidence. It can be put on smartphones and on various operating systems as a thin wallet. It works on the principle of open source, and those who appreciate anonymity appeal to it, because it functions perfectly on the Tor network.
Unlike other cryptographs, several Bitcoin addresses are available to each user, which are safe to give to people and even show on social networks. It is possible to come up with complex passwords and SEED phrases, and individual keys are stored with their owners. If there are questions or difficulties in the work, technical support responds quickly to requests.
it is really convincing. thank you for your experience
You can choose one wallet and make them several. And you can make different wallets. It's your choice.
It is really interesting. I will try this one. thank.
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Hacks can be at any time.
You should always worry about it. I don't recommend storing coins in one place. Select several cryptocurrency wallets and distribute your coins. Thus, the chance of losing money will be less.
but is there anything that can be trusted?
I like a few wallets. I can recommend them. They are called Exodus, Holy Transaction and Electrum.
tell us about the shortcomings of these wallets and how to use them
I don't know their shortcomings. I can tell my experience.
Exodus is a multicurrency wallet for cryptocurrency. In fact, it's a thin desktop wallet integrated into the web environment of the Swiss stock exchange ShapeShift with a well-designed simple interface. Newbies quickly receive help from technical support, and this is one of the advantages of the service.
Here you can create complex passwords, use SEED phrases and make copies of the wallet with a special utility developed by the programmers of the resource.
Holi Transaction is a multicurrency wallet for cryptocurrency, in which you can store 12 types of the most common digital coins, as well as euros and dollars. It has a user-friendly interface, which is especially important for beginners. True, the HD wallet system for compiling SEED codes is missing, and the ciphers for the bills are on the servers. But there is a two-phase authentication, and users can create complex passwords. It is present in Holy Transaction ATMs, which are present only in Western Europe.
Electrum has been working for a long time on the cryptocurrency market, having gained confidence. It can be put on smartphones and on various operating systems as a thin wallet. It works on the principle of open source, and those who appreciate anonymity appeal to it, because it functions perfectly on the Tor network.
Unlike other cryptographs, several Bitcoin addresses are available to each user, which are safe to give to people and even show on social networks. It is possible to come up with complex passwords and SEED phrases, and individual keys are stored with their owners. If there are questions or difficulties in the work, technical support responds quickly to requests.
it is really convincing. thank you for your experience
You can choose one wallet and make them several. And you can make different wallets. It's your choice.
It is really interesting. I will try this one. thank.
I recommend you carefully select the decentralized exchanges. It also requires special attention.
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After you follow Airdrop or bounty, and get tokens, you better keep it in your wallet, it can protect your assets from theft, you can choose a good wallet to store it.
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Earning tokens from bounty is one thing and keeping your coins safe is another. To protect your tokens from being stolen, you need to store your coins in a ledger Nano S.
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You can buy ledger nano s hardware wallet. And you can store your coins inside that wallet. That is the most secure way to storing coins.
You can wait until next bullrun with your hardware wallet and you can feel relax . If you dont want to spend money to hardware wallets you can open 5 or 6 ethereum wallet with using mew and you can divide your coins to these wallets.
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If you want to hold for long term then the wallet you use in receiving the token will be the best to keep it till when you are good to sell and the dex is also cool to store token but the way and manner the exchange are getting hack make me afraid too even Dex is not to be trust again.
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i think you can use mew or metamask to store your token but you need to keep ur private key secretly and you can use nano wallet :)
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If you want security, do not keep your coins are dex's or cex's. You should look for a good wallet to cover up your funds and then when you decide to change it to the fiat, you should look for a good cex in your country. Almost all countries have some cex's like that, it is up to you to find the right one with the right volume.
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the most secure ones are the hardware wallets of course. But if you are willing to trade soon DEX are good options. You can use 2-3 different DEX such as IDEX accounts and control your coins.
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But I’am rly concerned about the security on DEXs , especially during the booms risks of hacking are terrible and moreover I heard on some DEXes user can log in via simple passcode. Idk whether it is gossip or not, but I need your advice where to store my honestly earned coins
I don't know why you are more worried about DEX's security rather than CEX's. Anyway, hardware wallets are the best as many already suggested. Online wallets are also fine as long as you store your private keys or phrase on an offline device.
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The best option to store your earned altcoins in hardware wallet which cannot be hacked in any circumstances because they don't have any password and private key.
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You can buy ledger nano s hardware wallet. And you can store your coins inside that wallet. That is the most secure way to storing coins.
You can wait until next bullrun with your hardware wallet and you can feel relax . If you dont want to spend money to hardware wallets you can open 5 or 6 ethereum wallet with using mew and you can divide your coins to these wallets.
thanks for the advice. Can you recommend the best wallet? can I conduct transactions with small amounts?
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If you want to hold for long term then the wallet you use in receiving the token will be the best to keep it till when you are good to sell and the dex is also cool to store token but the way and manner the exchange are getting hack make me afraid too even Dex is not to be trust again.
what can you advise?
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i think you can use mew or metamask to store your token but you need to keep ur private key secretly and you can use nano wallet :)
it is interesting, thank you :) can I conduct operations with small amounts? if i want for example to get fiat.
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the most secure ones are the hardware wallets of course. But if you are willing to trade soon DEX are good options. You can use 2-3 different DEX such as IDEX accounts and control your coins.
do you think dex is better than cex? why?
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The best option to store your earned altcoins in hardware wallet which cannot be hacked in any circumstances because they don't have any password and private key.
I agree, but I am a paranoid, I really want to secure my data completely.
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I would recommend you transfer your funds to TrueUSD. Not Tether, coz probably this is scum, no audit, no real proof of money existing. If you for some reason don't like stablecoins, or don't need them for the moment found any wallet that provides a private key only to you. Don't keep your money on centralized exchanges.
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I would recommend you transfer your funds to TrueUSD. Not Tether, coz probably this is scum, no audit, no real proof of money existing. If you for some reason don't like stablecoins, or don't need them for the moment found any wallet that provides a private key only to you. Don't keep your money on centralized exchanges.
Totally agree, specially about centralized exchanges.That's why i trade on Ethermium (https://ethermium.com) DEX, this type of exchanges provides opportunity trade directly from the wallet. No one can steal your money, all funds are managed by smart contract.
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It's better to either HODL your coins on MyEtherWallet or Hardware Wallet.
because with that all your coins will be safe, don't save your tokens on IDEX, ForkDelta or anything like that because it's the same as giving your coins to hackers.
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Why not store them on a cold storage such as a Trezor or a Ledger Nano S ? They can offer great security. Of course there can be MITM attacks but that's up to you to be careful by always checking the screen of the wallet to verify the address.
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You must consider buying a hardware wallet. Even you have choices too. You can buy Ledger Nano or Trezor wallet both are very reliable to store the coins, I am using Trezor with out any problem but Ledger Nano is quite cheaper in terms of price if we compare to Trezor wallet. So you can select from both of them according to your pocket.
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Hello. I earn cryptocurrencies by participating in AirDrops and referral programs, that is easy even if you are still studying in the High School ;) I believe that crypto boom will be again soon, so I’am preparing to convert my funds in stable currencies when price will go up to the moon (positive thinking). But I’am rly concerned about the security on DEXs , especially during the booms risks of hacking are terrible and moreover I heard on some DEXes user can log in via simple passcode. Idk whether it is gossip or not, but I need your advice where to store my honestly earned coins ?
Well i certainly have a different view about this. Crypto has boom all it could now it is stable and as per my observation there is no real evidence suggesting that it will boom again. Infact they Crypto market is not moving that much and many experts are saying that there are very much changing they will soon fall down.
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You must consider buying a hardware wallet. Even you have choices too. You can buy Ledger Nano or Trezor wallet both are very reliable to store the coins, I am using Trezor with out any problem but Ledger Nano is quite cheaper in terms of price if we compare to Trezor wallet. So you can select from both of them according to your pocket.
That's the point of buying 100$ Ledger Nano S or Trezor, if you can buy a 5$ flesh drive, record there your address and private key
that's all
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Use metamask and store your private key under the pillow right next to your Glock18 8)
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I think myetherwallet is good enough to store our hard earned coins because aside from being free in creating wallet addres it's security features is very strong in which hackers can't easily hacked the stored coins.
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Everything can be hacked, it's just a matter of time. The safest place is the wallet of your wife, lol.
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For safe and cheap, I think Ledger nano, but according to your needs and your money. this is quite safe in hacking and very easy to use
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It is impossible to set up the withdrawal of earnings from mining or another type of activity directly to the wallet; you need to use an intermediate service for microtransactions to accumulate a larger amount.
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Is better you keep it in your wallet, it can protect your assets from theft, you can choose a good wallet to store it.e.g the NEO wallet (etc) and keep your save because if you loose it you will loose all your funds.
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for me, storing altcoins is also safe, but prioritizing offline wallets that are used to avoid hackers being irresponsible if online must be able to secure very tight
The most important thing is that private keys cannot be seen by people.
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If you still haven't chosen anything, try to find some decentralized exchanges. They accept any coin transfers and, if you want, you may trade with them :D (but it all up to you)
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This will have to do with the coin in question, every coin have a wallet which will be recommended by the developers.
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If you still haven't chosen anything, try to find some decentralized exchanges. They accept any coin transfers and, if you want, you may trade with them :D (but it all up to you)
Coins not stored on decentralized exchanges. Trading goes directly wallet to wallet. This is very convenient, coz no one can hack in to your wallet. Do you even have any experience with DEX'es?
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Why not store them on a cold storage such as a Trezor or a Ledger Nano S ? They can offer great security. Of course there can be MITM attacks but that's up to you to be careful by always checking the screen of the wallet to verify the address.
There have been fake Trezor hardware wallets spotted. Be careful.
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A Nano Ledger S isn't a bad idea to store your tokens especially as it supports a wide of tokens from different blockchains. It's relative safe to use and as you know, ultimately, your safety depends on you. Remember you should never purchase a hardware from any third party, buy only from the company directly and get it shipped directly to you. Good luck hodling
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If you still haven't chosen anything, try to find some decentralized exchanges. They accept any coin transfers and, if you want, you may trade with them :D (but it all up to you)
decentralized exchanges is exchanges, they not wallets
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for me, saving an altcoin is good for me
In the online wallet it's safe, now there are also 2fa so that it only stays installed.
I myself have never heard that 2fa can be damaged.
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In many different coins - this is the best strategy I think.
There is no the most secured way as to split it like this.
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In many different coins - this is the best strategy I think.
There is no the most secured way as to split it like this.
That's the point to split money to different coins where all of them going down
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Hello. I earn cryptocurrencies by participating in AirDrops and referral programs, that is easy even if you are still studying in the High School ;) I believe that crypto boom will be again soon, so I’am preparing to convert my funds in stable currencies when price will go up to the moon (positive thinking). But I’am rly concerned about the security on DEXs , especially during the booms risks of hacking are terrible and moreover I heard on some DEXes user can log in via simple passcode. Idk whether it is gossip or not, but I need your advice where to store my honestly earned coins ?
You should download wallets for different types of coins like eth or xlm if you want to keep in exchange choose reputable exchange like Binance if you does not feel safe of online wallets and exchange maybe you will want to get a hardware wallet which is considered very safe.
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In many different coins - this is the best strategy I think.
There is no the most secured way as to split it like this.
there is no need to chose "many" coins for deposit. 2-3 would be enough.
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Hello, dude! IMHO cold wallets are the most secure. But concerning the money leakage, yeah, it has happened, but never to me. On DEX they can't monitor your funds.
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Hello. I earn cryptocurrencies by participating in AirDrops and referral programs, that is easy even if you are still studying in the High School ;) I believe that crypto boom will be again soon, so I’am preparing to convert my funds in stable currencies when price will go up to the moon (positive thinking). But I’am rly concerned about the security on DEXs , especially during the booms risks of hacking are terrible and moreover I heard on some DEXes user can log in via simple passcode. Idk whether it is gossip or not, but I need your advice where to store my honestly earned coins ?
Ledger Nano S is a great solution to your problem.
I highly recommend it.
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if I keep a portion of the assets I have in mayetherwallet. and some of it on the cryiptocurrency market, bro. because I still play it and trade it so I can make a profit
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I think that the best way to store your tokens and coins is an hardware wallet like Ledger Nano S or Trezor. It's quite cheap (100$ average) but in that way you have a good safety against hackers attacks!
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I think that the best way to store your tokens and coins is an hardware wallet like Ledger Nano S or Trezor. It's quite cheap (100$ average) but in that way you have a good safety against hackers attacks!
If you buy 1$ flash drive with TXT file where you put your private key and address - 99$ cheaper and pretty much the same
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Hello. I earn cryptocurrencies by participating in AirDrops and referral programs, that is easy even if you are still studying in the High School ;) I believe that crypto boom will be again soon, so I’am preparing to convert my funds in stable currencies when price will go up to the moon (positive thinking). But I’am rly concerned about the security on DEXs , especially during the booms risks of hacking are terrible and moreover I heard on some DEXes user can log in via simple passcode. Idk whether it is gossip or not, but I need your advice where to store my honestly earned coins ?
Ledger Nano S is a great solution to your problem.
I highly recommend it.
I also store my assets on nano s ;D
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I rather store them in my wallet any not any exchange, storing them in exchange is more prone to being hack compare to storing it in a wallet although wallet also will have the possibility of being hacked but as long as you does not anyhow install things and divulge your password to third party the level of being hack should be quite low.
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Just used MEW, if you don't want to purchase a cold storage as of the moment. Just keep your private key safe and your good.
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I don't recommend storing coins in one place. Select several cryptocurrency wallets and distribute your coins. Thus, the chance of losing money will be less.
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You can hold your ERC20 tokens in Myetherwallet. For this reason, you can connect your MEW to Metamask or you can use key store file to unlock your wallets.
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use the recommended wallet to save your assets. because there are several hacking cases that exist this year. choose one that suits your asset type.
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save all your coins and tokens in the wallet and it will be safer than you save on exchange DEX or others. enter the exchange if you need the rest to withdraw your funds to the wallet for all security
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the exchanges are vulnerable to hacking, a recent close call at Binance shows all the risks ...
Trezor and Ledger cost between $75 and $100 and are worth these money
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I don't recommend storing coins in one place. Select several cryptocurrency wallets and distribute your coins. Thus, the chance of losing money will be less.
Great advice, man! 8)
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I think the best option is to exchange your coins to bitcoins and keep them to hard wallets. But if you want to trade it daily, then you are better to exchange them to top altcoins. There are many top altcoins recommended for daily trading or short term investment.
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Hackers can hack your wallet anytime. There is no security. I am holding my all bounties and airdrops, even my purchased coins in Myetherwallet or in exchangers like Hitbtc, Binance and IDEX. I think Myetherwallet is safer if you don't click on phishing sites or share your private key anywhere. Try to use keystore files or Metamask.
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To protect your tokens from being stolen, you need to store your coins in Nano S. very reliable to store the coins, it's security features is very strong
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To protect your tokens from being stolen, you need to store your coins in Nano S. very reliable to store the coins, it's security features is very strong
Yep, these hardwallets are the best one.
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I advice you store it in your wallet or MEW.
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Mew wallet is very popular and easy to use, you can combine it by using metamask to protect your asset more safe
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In Dex you funds can't be hack except your private key is already leaked. You can store you tokens on a secure wallet providing you with your private key or a hardware wallet
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I advice you store it in your wallet or MEW.
What is MEW, kitty cat? ;D
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Hacks can be at any time.
You should always worry about it. I don't recommend storing coins in one place. Select several cryptocurrency wallets and distribute your coins. Thus, the chance of losing money will be less.
but is there anything that can be trusted?
Trust nobody nobody but you.
All depends on your strategy as what others said.
It is better to have more choices of storing your coins to have a little chance to lose big money.
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I think the best option is to exchange your coins to bitcoins and keep them to hard wallets. But if you want to trade it daily, then you are better to exchange them to top altcoins. There are many top altcoins recommended for daily trading or short term investment.
Yep, hardwallets are suitable for great priced tokens such BTC. It is not convenient to trade and insert hardwallet all the time
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So far, I only keep my coins in my online wallet. Commonly for the ERC20 token, MEW or Metamask is the choice. Because, I still cannot buy and use the offline wallet. I believe that hackers are every where. SO we must be more careful.
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Well, I prefer using Ledger for instance. I don't think you should leave your coins by themselves by using online wallets since we saw some hack attacks on them.
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Hacking can occur if you personally the owner is neglecting your security protocols such as exposing your password,private keys, phrases etc. so everyone has a sole responsibility of keeping our wallets safe and secure!
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On my own opinion you can store your earn coins in your wallet which used to receive them, that is mew wallet, but you don't need to store your coin an exchange to avoid been hacked.