where to store my honestly earned coins ?

[horseheadnebula]

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.

[gurunanakji777]

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.

[hassan.ahmad03]

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.

[waitingforday]

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

[FelixArgyleNya]

Use metamask and store your private key under the pillow right next to your Glock18

[santawarrior]

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.

[Face2Face]

Everything can be hacked, it's just a matter of time. The safest place is the wallet of your wife, lol.

[cukong]

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

[Bhussainn2]

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.

[Bhussainn2]

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.

[Knaw]

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.

[FelixArgyleNya]

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 (but it all up to you)

[DeKingCrypto]

This will have to do with the coin in question, every coin have a wallet which will be recommended by the developers.

[ShouldIDidItOrNot]

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 (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?

[AltLogan]

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.