Keep safe your Bitcoin from hacker

[emma.lee1890]

If you want to secure your bitcoin there are two ways to keep safe it.

Online wallets.

Hardware wallets.

If you chose  number one you have to take some steps for keep safe your bitcoin.

Take a very heard password.

Keep your password in a very secure place.

Don't save your password in online.

Activate two step authentication.

Don't share your password to any one.

[Black ID]

Thank you for sharing good information for us. Your posts will remind us and newbie here to be more careful about saving our bitcoin. Because we know lately there are many hacking that harm many people.

[UNIVERSE]

One more I want to add. Don't carelessly click on some links that are often served on your screen. This is very dangerous. Some people have complained that their BTC coins disappear after opening the link that appears on their PC screen when they are online.

[Master107]

Password is the very key to open the close wallet. Without your password you couldn't access your wallet forever specially if you forgot. Be careful and responsible.

[santawarrior]

If you want to secure your bitcoin there are two ways to keep safe it.

Online wallets.

Hardware wallets.

If you chose  number one you have to take some steps for keep safe your bitcoin.

Take a very heard password.

Keep your password in a very secure place.

Don't save your password in online.

Activate two step authentication.

Don't share your password to any one.

For me I prefer to keep my bitcoin investment in MEW Myetherwallet because it is more safer than keeping investment in stock exchange market but we just make sure that our private keys are stored in safe and in offline storage to keep away from any hackers.

[zenbook]

Good idea then but anyone can actually use any trusted soft or hard wallets that is not listed in your list. For me, the basic idea of keeping your bitcoin from hacker is to be vigilant at all times and never just trust anyone you acquainted online. Security always starts from us on how we do protect our assets.

[kamentoken]

Thanks for your sharing. I personally save it on the hard drive!

[damsix]

I think for online websites or online wallets it's very risky to try.
Because now there are so many dangerous websites that can steal our Bitcoin in it.

[Galon]

For me, the basic idea of ​​keeping your bitcoin from hackers is to always be vigilant and never just trust anyone you know online. Security always starts from us about how we protect our assets.

[Altcoin1998$]

Yes I am always conscious about hackers. I safe my bitcoin always from hackers by providing strong wallet. I keep my bitcoin as my blockchain wallet.

[Robiul789]

Yes I am always conscious about hackers. I safe my bitcoin always from hackers by providing strong wallet. I keep my bitcoin as my blockchain wallet.

Same as you sir, I am using blockchain for bitcoin and my Ethereum Wallet for Ethereum and ERC20 based token. I sometimes use coinbase for Ethereum and bitcoin transfer.

[mollah]

Good advice but when the hacker attacks all the methods goes to useless . i suffer that problem when my full system was hacked . i was unable to send with any text or bitcoin address .

[Luis]

Currently I’m keeping all of my Bitcoin in Trezor and updates it whenever the new firmware come out. And I never click in the strange link on the web too

[pat4cryptoreal]

Online storage of bitcoin is usually prone to hacking, so hardware wallet is the best for now especially when it involves long term storage.

[a_ps]

One more I want to add. Don't carelessly click on some links that are often served on your screen. This is very dangerous. Some people have complained that their BTC coins disappear after opening the link that appears on their PC screen when they are online.

It is true, now there are so many phishers that use links, not only the links that appear on PC screens, links from emails with sources that are not clear are also vulnerable. Airdrop with a link is also vulnerable, some of my friends' wallets have also been stolen due to too much airdrop. 2FA is a mandatory menu in my opinion.