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Quote from: ThreeForty on January 20, 2018, 08:28:47 AM

Be careful with two many emails/password etc. Its easy to forget or lose a credential. Some of the more secured email services also will delete old emails if you do a password revocery

Password manager like LastPass, DashLane, RoboForm, ... can help.

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Quote from: ovisovyant1 on January 20, 2018, 04:49:40 AM

No email can store your coin, you have to create an account from the coin wallet service, you can create a wallet account or some that support the type of coin you use

Wallet service need email to register, right?

What I mean here is 1 email for many wallets or 1 email for 1 wallet?

Thanks.

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Be careful with two many emails/password etc. Its easy to forget or lose a credential. Some of the more secured email services also will delete old emails if you do a password revocery

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No email can store your coin, you have to create an account from the coin wallet service, you can create a wallet account or some that support the type of coin you use

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Quote from: RektEx on January 17, 2018, 05:07:11 PM

I use one email for most of my trading except my fiat account. I use 2fa for everything.

Another solution. Thanks.

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Quote from: pCqV92jluSzOMUDi3CYmObKAb on January 16, 2018, 01:04:20 PM

Hi,

Should I use 1 email for all or 1 coin?. Eg: [email protected] for Bitcoin, [email protected] for Ethereum, ... or allinone@email for Bitcoin, Ethereum, ....
Should I use Gmail or secure email like ProtonMail, Tutanota for coins?

I use one email for most of my trading except my fiat account. I use 2fa for everything.

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Quote from: odolvlobo on January 16, 2018, 02:11:19 PM

Just as it is safer to use a different password for each account, it is also safer to use a different email and user-name for each account. This applies to all online accounts, and not just cryptocurrency accounts.

Quote from: Joe1987 on January 16, 2018, 02:48:18 PM

Its better to create email for each account. Don't keep all eggs in one basket. And use really strong passwords with 16+ characters using low and up case and 0-9 with special symbols. Dont keep passwords in one doc or save it in encrypted archive or something else. And better to do it on usb without any information on your pc

Quote from: Dropcarve on January 16, 2018, 09:15:13 PM

Use different email for each acc

Thank you guys.

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Use different email for each acc

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Its better to create email for each account. Don't keep all eggs in one basket. And use really strong passwords with 16+ characters using low and up case and 0-9 with special symbols. Dont keep passwords in one doc or save it in encrypted archive or something else. And better to do it on usb without any information on your pc

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Quote from: pCqV92jluSzOMUDi3CYmObKAb on January 16, 2018, 01:04:20 PM

Should I use 1 email for all or 1 coin?. Eg: [email protected] for Bitcoin, [email protected] for Ethereum, ... or allinone@email for Bitcoin, Ethereum, ....
Should I use Gmail or secure email like ProtonMail, Tutanota for coins?

Just as it is safer to use a different password for each account, it is also safer to use a different email and user-name for each account. This applies to all online accounts, and not just cryptocurrency accounts.

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Quote from: AdolfinWolf on January 16, 2018, 01:15:14 PM

Quote from: pCqV92jluSzOMUDi3CYmObKAb on January 16, 2018, 01:04:20 PM

Hi,

Should I use 1 email for all or 1 coin?. Eg: [email protected] for Bitcoin, [email protected] for Ethereum, ... or allinone@email for Bitcoin, Ethereum, ....
Should I use Gmail or secure email like ProtonMail, Tutanota for coins?

What exactly do you mean? Bitcoin nor Ethereum is stored in a mail account. They're stored on adresses. I'm not exactly sure what you're referring to here?

You want to use a different email for each exchange, or something along those lines? Would be better for your privacy, not so much for your security. ( But most exchanges have a KYC policy so i guess it doesn't really matter.)

Eg:

[email protected] for

GreenAddress https://greenaddress.it/en/
BitGo https://www.bitgo.com/wallet
Coin.Space https://coin.space/
Xapo https://xapo.com/
Blockchain.info https://blockchain.info/wallet/

OR

[email protected] for GreenAddress https://greenaddress.it/en/
[email protected] for BitGo https://www.bitgo.com/wallet
[email protected] for Coin.Space https://coin.space/
[email protected] for Xapo https://xapo.com/
[email protected] for Blockchain.info https://blockchain.info/wallet/

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Quote from: pCqV92jluSzOMUDi3CYmObKAb on January 16, 2018, 01:04:20 PM

Hi,

Should I use 1 email for all or 1 coin?. Eg: [email protected] for Bitcoin, [email protected] for Ethereum, ... or allinone@email for Bitcoin, Ethereum, ....
Should I use Gmail or secure email like ProtonMail, Tutanota for coins?

What exactly do you mean? Bitcoin nor Ethereum is stored in a mail account. They're stored on adresses. I'm not exactly sure what you're referring to here?

You want to use a different email for each exchange, or something along those lines? Would be better for your privacy, not so much for your security. ( But most exchanges have a KYC policy so i guess it doesn't really matter.)

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Hi,

Should I use 1 email for all or 1 coin?. Eg: [email protected] for Bitcoin, [email protected] for Ethereum, ... or allinone@email for Bitcoin, Ethereum, ....
Should I use Gmail or secure email like ProtonMail, Tutanota for coins?

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