To every right, there is a responsibility. This is a common saying in my country and i believe it is so in almost all countries. What do I mean by this. You cryptocurrency is good and has saved many from the worries of central banks. What we need to do is to be responsible for our own security.
right you say we have to be careful of ourselves and I think and be careful is a natural thing for bitcoin players, especially wallets and accounts, hopefully good as is 
Topic: Be Safe (Read 1684 times)
it must be bro. even I made all the steps even the details mature. before I invest in bitcoin and altcoin. being careful is one of the keys to success, bro.
I agree with you. I also think that it is impossible to keep all currency in this wallet. I divide into 3-4 purses. If one is hacked, there will be others. This is a good way to protect because you can't completely insure against hacking.
I support you. I have three wallets. Last month one of my wallet was hacked. I have lost some of my asset. So we should be careful.
If you want to secure your funds then you have to be careful about hackers and scammers. You may surf random websites throughout the day but cannot be safe for your overall security. You need to take the proper protection of your assets, passwords, and wallets otherwise hackers will snatch your everything! So, everyone should learn how to be safe and sound. Buying a hardware wallet can be a good solution but still, people need to learn how to keep safe hardware wallets!
Hackers are now aiming for big exchanges that make things worse and more exchanges have had to make announcements about closure exchanges to fix the problem. We need new directions on security and the level of security or will get worse.
I think we need to be more careful on the equipment used to trade from the computer to the phone. Choose high security devices to keep the information. I use products from Apple. I do not try to advertise but it's really good.
To be safe, you need special effort. Especially, we need to pay much attention to the computers we trade crypto money.
we should also keep our wallet password safe,our security mainly depends on us. 
I agree that we need to secure our account in every exchange we registered by activating every recommendation from that site. Besides that, it is better to save the coins in the offline wallet so if somehow, the exchanges got hacked, and we still save the coins without anyone can access. Perhaps, we might hear that many people get hacked because of the weak security from the exchanges and make people lost their coins/tokens. And this is why we need to secure our account so that the coins will be safe from the hacker but I realize that it depends on the security of the site and if they have strong and good security then the chance to get hacked is small.
If we want to keep our assets and exchanges safe then we must be aware of hackers and scammers. We need to good use of our internet security and should not go to random websites which could be costly for us. So to make safe and sound our wallets as well as private keys we need to have the best knowledge overall internet security.
It would be better to keep your funds away from exchabges, you have no full control of your funds since you don't have the private key in your hand. Better use an open source wallet lije HODLER since you can easily detect the potential vulnerabilities and make quick action about this threats. Open source wallet also is hard to get hacked, it is safer than exchanges. Another thing is it is essential how tge backup is properly stored, the wallet I used has secure back up which is encrypted and can be save in email which no way a hacker could get the key. 
That's not really new these days as the hacking of digital assets exchange becomes the target of these cyber criminals. I wonder why the teams behind these digital assets exchanges not putting SECURITY on their top priorities. I feel worried about my crypto assets that i deposited in a certain DAE that gives daily bonus rewards based on the amount of coins you have stored in their exchange.
If we want to keep our assets and exchanges safe then we must be aware of hackers and scammers. We need to good use of our internet security and should not go to random websites which could be costly for us. So to make safe and sound our wallets as well as private keys we need to have the best knowledge overall internet security.
You have to secure your money and hackers are more alive and target more exchanges. For you to be safe, you have to do not keep all the amount on the exchanges when you want to hold them. Better to use multiple accounts where you can use on different transactions.
If we want to keep our assets and exchanges safe then we must be aware of hackers and scammers. We need to good use of our internet security and should not go to random websites which could be costly for us. So to make safe and sound our wallets as well as private keys we need to have the best knowledge overall internet security.
I have never experienced hacking because I always ensure every security for PCs and so on with ATL or Bitcoin wallets.
I think every crypto user must be aware of that, security must be improved to ensure everything is safe.
If you want to secure your funds then you have to be careful about hackers and scammers. You may surf random websites throughout the day but cannot be safe for your overall security. You need to take the proper protection of your assets, passwords, and wallets otherwise hackers will snatch your everything! So, everyone should learn how to be safe and sound. Buying a hardware wallet can be a good solution but still, people need to learn how to keep safe hardware wallets!
You say hardware wallets, but most people don't even care about choosing a good software wallet. I don't understand how people can not care about the security of their money so much as to choose closed source wallets? They can't verify what happens to the private keys and who sees them. When they import private keys to a closed source wallet essentially they can be giving them away to some random stranger. I believe that software wallets can be as secure as hardware wallets, but only if you use fully open source wallets with FULL source code for the current version available on GitHub, like Bitcoin Core, HODLER mulitwallet, Electrum etc. I don't get it how people can use a closed source wallet like Exodus just because it looks fancy...
I think we need to be more careful on the equipment used to trade from the computer to the phone. Choose high security devices to keep the information. I use products from Apple. I do not try to advertise but it's really good.
MAC OS is not always the better option. It secure but not really 100% safe, always keep your password offline and never store cryptocurrency in exchange ( use cold wallet )
The recent happenings of hack are becoming rampant that exchanges are no longer safe. If the exchanges can get hacked this means you and me stand no chance at all so in view of this if you can do get cold wallet/ Web wallet to keep ur funds safe, never leave ur long term bags on any exchange.
Do not visit random links and also stay away from airdrops requiring your private keys or Passphrase.
Do not store your private key or passphrase online.
It's called a private key or passphrase because only you should have it and not even the developers of the app has access to it and that is why if you lose your keys you have equally lost your walllet.
Stay positive and waiting for the bull run.
Stay safe everyone!
To be safe, you need special effort. Especially, we need to pay much attention to the computers we trade crypto money.
What is the special effort.?Care to share some idea about how this going?And what about the attention to the computer we trade?how was that?I dont really understand dude please TELL me if i am missing something here 
The recent happenings of hack are becoming rampant that exchanges are no longer safe. If the exchanges can get hacked this means you and me stand no chance at all so in view of this if you can do get cold wallet/ Web wallet to keep ur funds safe, never leave ur long term bags on any exchange.
Do not visit random links and also stay away from airdrops requiring your private keys or Passphrase.
Do not store your private key or passphrase online.
It's called a private key or passphrase because only you should have it and not even the developers of the app has access to it and that is why if you lose your keys you have equally lost your walllet.
Stay positive and waiting for the bull run.
Stay safe everyone!
I saved bitcoin on several local exchanges and exchanges too. so far I have not experienced problems for hacking other than those that occurred in the ethdelta case. I think the exchange now has more security that is quite difficult to penetrate
We must needly carefully safe and maintain our crypto asset.strong password use good security with the exchange wallet and personal wallet.
Yes for now this should be done in order to avoid getting phished out, hacked and also get scam. We have to wait for I guess the crypto dev team were creating a good wallet that is formidable to get access by hackers or hijackers. I have read a letter that was posted few months ago by Al Finney here in bitcointalk forum. If Al Finney will be successful in the developement of the digital wallet for sure cryptocurrency will go strong.
To every right, there is a responsibility. This is a common saying in my country and i believe it is so in almost all countries. What do I mean by this. You cryptocurrency is good and has saved many from the worries of central banks. What we need to do is to be responsible for our own security.
it is very important to be safe in crypto, because it is decentralisation system. be careful while trading and be aware of your wallet security. once you lost there is no possibilities of returning.
If you have larger qty then save it offline. Only keep smaller qty so that you can regularly buy/sell or want to use it frequently to pay different bills etc. Do not store everything under one exchange as well so that you have diversified the risk rather than holding under one wallet.
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