Topic: Coins kept in exchange, are they safe? - page 32. (Read 5718 times)
I just think that there are exchanges for which their reputation is very important, because there have been cases when top exchanges returned hacked funds.
The safest way to store your coins is using a wallet where you hold your private keys.On the other hands some exchange like kucoin, bittrex and binance are safe based on my experience.
I suppose if you keep your money on reliable exchanges like Binance or Bittrex, then your funds are safe 
Forgive me, but I can not agree with this, if you keep money on the exchange, it seems to me that you simply give your money to the hands of other people. I'm not a supporter of this. Because I always take my tokens and coins after bargains.
I suppose if you keep your money on reliable exchanges like Binance or Bittrex, then your funds are safe
Keeping coins in exchanges are safe. I use Binance and most of my coins are kept there cos I feel it is a safe choice. Don't just share your private information with anyone. Activate the 2-factor authentication system if possible, and keep your login information accessible but safe.
Exchanger is easily hacked. Even the binance that has a fairly good security is hacked. It is better to store in a hardware wallet that cannot flow internet. That's good enough. Hackers today are quite genius, 1001 ways to do it to hack a website that can benefit him.
They are more secure in this case than the person who clicks on each link that receives on email and enters the same password on all sites for registration. Just do not keep too large sums on exchanges.
No, it's not safe. It is not safe to even store on any purse. Everything is vulnerable. And this is only a matter of time when they break this or that exchange or purse.
I feel keeping our coins in exchanges, mininize the risk of loosing our coins to wallet hackers.
Probably they are, but I think I've heard more news about cryptocurrency exchange hacked then about online or hardware wallet hacked. So theoretically it is more secure to keep your money on wallet.
Keep your coins on the exchange or on the device in your personal wallet is equally dangerous. To suffer from hacker attacks is possible in both versions. The only difference is that at the crypto currency exchanges your currency is not at you, but on the purses of the exchange itself. You can only manage it. If you want maximum security, use cold wallets.
You're wrong because exchange site are more vulnerable to be hacked than wallet. Actually exchange site used by traders to make trading faster.
To be honest, I'm not sure about anything. I know hackers broke into exchanges and wallets. I think that attack can happen in any moment.
That's it! Hackers are constantly hacking crypto-exchange exchanges. Do you think it's okay to store your tokens on the exchange? I do not think that this is normal. Because I think that now it is best to store crypto-currencies in your wallet. we can not avoid hackers should always be careful not to fall prey to you.
my advice is for you not to always open your wallet and always erase the history of your phone or computer using it to prevent hacking your account.
Yes, try not to fall into the trap of phishing websites or go to unfamiliar junk websites, which can easily leave traces of poisoning.my advice is for you not to always open your wallet and always erase the history of your phone or computer using it to prevent hacking your account.
To be honest, I'm not sure about anything. I know hackers broke into exchanges and wallets. I think that attack can happen in any moment.
Coins left on exchanges are safe so long as you have extra layer of security activated like your 2FA. But you risk losing all your coins should the exchange go under as they would disappear with your investments. Coins should be in wallets where you have your private keys.
we can not avoid hackers should always be careful not to fall prey to you.
my advice is for you not to always open your wallet and always erase the history of your phone or computer using it to prevent hacking your account.
my advice is for you not to always open your wallet and always erase the history of your phone or computer using it to prevent hacking your account.
I would rather keep my coins on exchanges than keep them in my own hot wallet. Though, exchanges are equally hot wallets but, as corporate entities they should have better security tools than any individual could ever have.
It is not safe of course, always we are seeing hack news about exchanges. Binance trading bot hacked several times I remember, and one day all binance can hack of course so you must not keep your investments in any exchange.
If you have not sold them yet, you want to keep your coin carefully. It will be safe for you to secure and install anti-virus software and some software that will keep your computer safe and protected Maximum hacker
I also agree with you. because it is now very easy to hackers breaking into private key that we have. When it was entered in the exchange, then it is more secure. Because in the exchanger is usually there is a protection system on the coin you have. So, you can feel more secure.
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