Topic: As for all available crypto wallets it's always about it's private key (Read 190 times)
November 28, 2020, 01:54:34 PM
If someone suggests hardware wallets, it's always part of the suggestion to always keep the private keys somewhere safe. IIRC, even if we don't suggest HWs, as long as the wallet is giving the private keys, we tend to say that always create a back up and keep it somewhere that you can retrieve it quickly yet can't be seen easily by others in your house. Sadly, there are holders that are making use of the exchanges are their main wallet and storage which isn't good because they don't give private keys.
November 28, 2020, 01:49:15 PM
When people talk about hardware wallets they always don't talk about how it's important to still keep it's private key somewhere safe, they talked as if hardware wallets are impenetrable or their private keys can't get stolen, I'm tired of responding to such comments on here so instead I decide to create a topic out of it, whatsoever crypto wallet you are using you will still need to keep it's private key safe
You decided to create another time wasting pointless discussion thread to fill up you allotted number of posts for you bounty campaign and for your mission to achieve hero member in the shortest possible time and ruin a once great discussion forum. well done I hope your family are proud of you
You are right, so please our appreciation to anyone who wants to be active in the forum, not necessarily making a fuss, isn't this still a fairly reasonable discussion category.
it's not natural for us to drop the person trying to make any thread. if the moderators agree, then we must agree too.
I think we have to be wise to anyone, whatever the purpose is to make the thread want to get ranked.
for me it doesn't matter.
otherwise we should all support each other.
November 28, 2020, 11:16:53 AM
When people talk about hardware wallets they always don't talk about how it's important to still keep it's private key somewhere safe, they talked as if hardware wallets are impenetrable or their private keys can't get stolen, I'm tired of responding to such comments on here so instead I decide to create a topic out of it, whatsoever crypto wallet you are using you will still need to keep it's private key safe
You decided to create another time wasting pointless discussion thread to fill up you allotted number of posts for you bounty campaign and for your mission to achieve hero member in the shortest possible time and ruin a once great discussion forum. well done I hope your family are proud of you
November 28, 2020, 09:52:18 AM
Nice backup is really important in this industry. To own hardware wallet is not enough, they are not ethernal. Anyway, i just store everything in my non-custody ownr wallet and this is just enough for me
do you mindless vandals ever come back to check the replies to your posts?
November 28, 2020, 09:50:10 AM
Nice backup is really important in this industry. To own hardware wallet is not enough, they are not ethernal. Anyway, i just store everything in my non-custody ownr wallet and this is just enough for me
November 28, 2020, 09:34:43 AM
I agree here with the op everyone should have their own private key it is one of the rights of the user but some wallets doesn't allow you to have one such as the online wallets and exchange.
no private key = not your coins
no private key = not your coins
sorry your submission was rejected due to not being 5 lines long and being a plagiarised opinion. do not pass go do not collect £400 do not ruin a once great forum.
November 28, 2020, 09:28:06 AM
Speaking of the inaccessibility of hardware wallets, people often forget that they can be totally lost. Why? Because if you can cover your hot or online wallets with a very large number of layers of protection and be quite sure that no one will hack them, then your cold wallet can simply be taken and stolen and you will not even be able to contact the police or find a thief-after all
a) cryptocurrency is still not recognized as money/assets in some counries
b) thanks to the very holy decentralization, you will never be able to track where your money has flowed.
So what should I do? You can't achieve 100% security by being connected to the Internet - it's time to just accept it.
a) cryptocurrency is still not recognized as money/assets in some counries
b) thanks to the very holy decentralization, you will never be able to track where your money has flowed.
So what should I do? You can't achieve 100% security by being connected to the Internet - it's time to just accept it.
November 28, 2020, 09:21:26 AM
I agree here with the op everyone should have their own private key it is one of the rights of the user but some wallets doesn't allow you to have one such as the online wallets and exchange.
no private key = not your coins
no private key = not your coins
November 28, 2020, 09:04:06 AM
When people talk about hardware wallets they always don't talk about how it's important to still keep it's private key somewhere safe, they talked as if hardware wallets are impenetrable or their private keys can't get stolen, I'm tired of responding to such comments on here so instead I decide to create a topic out of it, whatsoever crypto wallet you are using you will still need to keep it's private key safe
You decided to create another time wasting pointless discussion thread to fill up you allotted number of posts for you bounty campaign and for your mission to achieve hero member in the shortest possible time and ruin a once great discussion forum. well done I hope your family are proud of you
November 28, 2020, 08:56:32 AM
When people talk about hardware wallets they don't always talk about how it's important to keep it's private key somewhere safe, they talked as if hardware wallets are impenetrable or their private keys can't get stolen, I'm tired of responding to such comments on here so instead I decide to create a topic out of it, whatsoever crypto wallet you are using you will still need to keep it's private key safe..
To make transaction on your hardware wallet you need to connect to a PC, you need internet connection, just like every other wallets, watch out for infected PC with trojan or spywares, just because it's called hardware wallet doesn't mean it can't get compromised
To make transaction on your hardware wallet you need to connect to a PC, you need internet connection, just like every other wallets, watch out for infected PC with trojan or spywares, just because it's called hardware wallet doesn't mean it can't get compromised
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