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where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« on: November 02, 2018, 09:06:27 PM »
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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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« Reply #1 on: November 02, 2018, 09:16:04 PM »
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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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« Reply #2 on: November 02, 2018, 09:26:15 PM »
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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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« Reply #3 on: November 02, 2018, 09:29:25 PM »
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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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« Reply #4 on: November 02, 2018, 09:37:43 PM »
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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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« Reply #5 on: November 02, 2018, 09:48:39 PM »
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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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« Reply #6 on: November 02, 2018, 09:54:34 PM »
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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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« Reply #7 on: November 02, 2018, 09:59:38 PM »
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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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« Reply #8 on: November 02, 2018, 10:04:24 PM »
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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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« Reply #9 on: November 02, 2018, 11:12:40 PM »
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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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« Reply #10 on: November 02, 2018, 11:42:31 PM »
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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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« Reply #11 on: November 02, 2018, 11:52:18 PM »
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 love what you need

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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« Reply #12 on: November 03, 2018, 12:18:32 AM »
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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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« Reply #13 on: November 03, 2018, 03:08:19 AM »
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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Re: where to store my honestly earned coins ?
« Reply #14 on: November 03, 2018, 06:11:42 PM »
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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