After getting profit, do you start buying Trezor?

[bayu7adi]

This year's bull run certainly gives you a significant advantage if you've been holding since a year or two ago, and I'm sure some people don't have Trezor or hardware wallets yet...

Seeing the increase in the value of your assets, are you starting to think about having a hardware wallet?

Trezor recorded an increase in sales when Bitcoin was about to reach 100k, and I'm sure everyone who started to have a lot of assets in cryptocurrency because of this increase in price will start to consider the security of their assets... Are you one of the hardware wallet buyers because of the increase in the value of your assets?

https://decrypt.co/294087/trezor-sees-record-sales-week-as-bitcoin-approaches-100k

[Charles-Tim]

Also some people that have not invested in crypto before have started investing in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Just know that as more people are getting involved in the investment, some.of them will prefer to use a safer wallet like a hardware wallet.

Also it is normal that as people have higher amount of money in crypto, they will prefer to use a cold wallet and a hardware wallet which are safer.

[KryptoBull]

This year's bull run certainly gives you a significant advantage if you've been holding since a year or two ago, and I'm sure some people don't have Trezor or hardware wallets yet...

Seeing the increase in the value of your assets, are you starting to think about having a hardware wallet?

Trezor recorded an increase in sales when Bitcoin was about to reach 100k, and I'm sure everyone who started to have a lot of assets in cryptocurrency because of this increase in price will start to consider the security of their assets... Are you one of the hardware wallet buyers because of the increase in the value of your assets?

One of the first things I thought about when I first joined the crypto market was that I needed to own a hardware wallet to best protect my crypto assets, however, when constantly buying and selling tokens, I felt that hot wallets were more convenient and CEXs were also where I staked many of my tokens.

If in 2025 I make a big profit, I will spend about 100 USD to buy a Ledger or Trezor hardware wallet to store my BTC and ETH during the crypto winter. I'm not sure if I'll have enough BTC and ETH to worry about, but maybe using a hardware wallet would be a fun experience

[hugeblack]

Buying a hardware wallet is a suitable option for those who want to invest in Bitcoin and altcoins, as these devices provide a good environment for accepting their coins, but for those who want to keep Bitcoin only, it is an option with the ease of creating an airgapped wallet.

[bayu7adi]

Also some people that have not invested in crypto before have started investing in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Just know that as more people are getting involved in the investment, some.of them will prefer to use a safer wallet like a hardware wallet.

Also it is normal that as people have higher amount of money in crypto, they will prefer to use a cold wallet and a hardware wallet which are safer.

But I think there are still many who use hot wallets for their cryptocurrency storage needs... it can be said that hot wallets are indeed suitable for everyday use, and usually they are more friendly for users with high mobility such as smartphone users... and the downside is that the security level of this hot wallet is not very good for storing large amounts of assets...

I think, hardware wallet is the first item that holders should buy, it really has a very important function for the long term, especially storing assets in the long term.

[Findingnemo]

Hardware wallets are good u[grade from a regular non custodial hot wallet but nothing can beat the security of an airgapped wallet but it could be difficult to really maintain an air gapped device so it's users preference to pick which is important for them. Trezor like hardware offers multi crypto storage so people who hold ethereum and other coins will definitely go for it.

[target]

Maybe I will consider buying but I wouldn't want to order online. I'd like to buy Trezor from a store in cash. If this is not possible in my country I would just keep my assets on the laptop wallet and only phone app. I wouldn't easily lose them because it's not as small as trezor USB. Its the same security as long as the holder have the seed and key,  none can take the assets from him.

Just curious, when you buy it online what do they ask from you besides the fee?

[robelneo]

Even if you're not in profit and a big investor, you should get Trezor to protect your assets; its an absolute protection for your assets, During the bull period, hackers and scammers are on the lookout for assets to hack, but owning a Trezor does not mean you are perfectly safe; you should know how to use it properly, and don't be someone who flaunts his assets to the public. Be discreet in what you have and silently enjoy your profit.

[Lucius]

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If in 2025 I make a big profit, I will spend about 100 USD to buy a Ledger or Trezor hardware wallet to store my BTC and ETH during the crypto winter. I'm not sure if I'll have enough BTC and ETH to worry about, but maybe using a hardware wallet would be a fun experience

Haven't you already made some profits - I guess you're not a total beginner who started investing in cryptocurrencies only this year? For anyone who has several thousand dollars worth of coins that can become even more valuable at any moment, that $100 or whatever seems like a very small amount for greater security.

However, if you are already buying, I advise you to avoid Ledger at all costs. If you ask why, I advise you to do a little research on what has been happening in recent years when it comes to that company.

[rdluffy]

I already have a Ledger Nano S that I use to store my satoshis and some ETH
But I need a more agile wallet to use on a daily basis
I do around 20 txs daily and a wallet with more resources will help me a lot.
I'm analyzing which wallet to buy

But I recommend anyone with at least 2000 dollars in crypto to buy a hardwallet and be more secure with their assets

[albon]

Most of the old investors use hardware wallets but many new crypto users don't know about it that's why they don't use it. According to my knowledge, those who have a lot of funds will use hardware wallet to get more security. Your private key is stored offline in a hardware wallet which is stored online in a software wallet or any other hot wallet. Online storage is not safe because online someone can access your device pc, mobile and steal your private key. Storing large amounts of cryptocurrency in wallets that are connected online is risky.

[libert19]

Just curious, when you buy it online what do they ask from you besides the fee?

I recently bought trezor safe 3, official site wasn't shipping to my country so bought from official reseller, it just asked for regular info such as payment and delivery details as ecom sites like Amazon do.

[hugeblack]

I recently bought trezor safe 3, official site wasn't shipping to my country so bought from official reseller, it just asked for regular info such as payment and delivery details as ecom sites like Amazon do.

Make sure that the contents of the box have not been tampered with. It is best to reformat the device and install the latest update from the official website.

[arabspaceship123]

I don't have a lot of crypto assets so trezor isn't some thing which I'd want to own. If I had big crypto assets I wouldn't use it because I can't be sure it hasn't been tampered in courier.

Seeing the increase in the value of your assets, are you starting to think about having a hardware wallet?

[libert19]

I recently bought trezor safe 3, official site wasn't shipping to my country so bought from official reseller, it just asked for regular info such as payment and delivery details as ecom sites like Amazon do.

Make sure that the contents of the box have not been tampered with. It is best to reformat the device and install the latest update from the official website.

Yes, as far as I know security of this devices, it's genuine. Box wasn't tempered with — seal on box was there, as well as on usb slot on device itself, no firmware was installed out of box, and I wiped device after installing firmware anyway for security purposes.