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It depends on which USDT you have, there is the original USDT with Omni Layer Protocol or the new one is USDT with erc20, both do not have native hardware wallet support, so the best option is web wallet. If you have USDT with Omni you can use Omni Wallet, and if you have the ERC-20 USDT you can use MyEtherWallet (I have heard that you can connect MyEtherWallet to ledger). If you don't know which one is your USDT, you can check it by looking at the USDT address of your exchange, if it has "0x" initial, then it is ERC-20, if it has either "1", "3" or "bc1" then it is Omni Layer.
Yes, it is one of the safest options to store your usdt coins. Your choice you can store coins in a hardware wallet Trezor or Ledger. But there are more simple variants, for example mobile applications Coinomi or Ambisafe Wallet.
Hello all,
I have some USDT but don't want to keep it on exchange, any suggestion for me to keep it safe?
I heard that there are some cryptocurrency hardware wallets, do they support USDT?
Thank you for your help!
How much amount of USDT you are holding,if it is less than $1000 then you can use MEW to store it and it is highly secured than other wallets for USDT,or you can but a hardware wallet for long term storage purpose. I have some USDT but don't want to keep it on exchange, any suggestion for me to keep it safe?
I heard that there are some cryptocurrency hardware wallets, do they support USDT?
Thank you for your help!
of course, many coins can make their offline wallet, you can exchange them for USDT.
but if it is only to save it it is better to save fiat, why should you bother changing your fiat into crypto currency if only to be the same value, unless you intend to trade it and wait for the right time to buy.
if it's not better to save in fiat form, because USDT is the same as the USD the value is stable.
but if it is only to save it it is better to save fiat, why should you bother changing your fiat into crypto currency if only to be the same value, unless you intend to trade it and wait for the right time to buy.
if it's not better to save in fiat form, because USDT is the same as the USD the value is stable.
Hello all,
I have some USDT but don't want to keep it on exchange, any suggestion for me to keep it safe?
I heard that there are some cryptocurrency hardware wallets, do they support USDT?
Thank you for your help!
Nano Ledger can be a recommendation for you to keep your USB safe. my friend now uses nano to store usdt coins and is still safe until now from hacker attacks I have some USDT but don't want to keep it on exchange, any suggestion for me to keep it safe?
I heard that there are some cryptocurrency hardware wallets, do they support USDT?
Thank you for your help!
if you want to be safe then convert it back to fiat. whether it is the Tether you are talking about or some weird ERC20 token it doesn't matter. neither are safe, the token is probably even less safe especially since it is stealing another coin's name!
you may think Tether is safe because of all the fake promises you have heard but nobody promised any safety ever and the company issuing it is shady enough to not deserve any trust.
That is why I think that our funds should not be kept in stable coins for too long. This should be temporary and forced storage of our funds. While stable coins are very convenient to use, however, their security needs to be tested over time. The idea of stable coins is generally very good, but there are a lot of bad rumors around them. you may think Tether is safe because of all the fake promises you have heard but nobody promised any safety ever and the company issuing it is shady enough to not deserve any trust.
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If your USDT is erc20 token, you can store it to your ETH address. Otherwise, you can convert those with USDC and store on coinbase. This one is the best idea so far.
Hello all,
I have some USDT but don't want to keep it on exchange, any suggestion for me to keep it safe?
I heard that there are some cryptocurrency hardware wallets, do they support USDT?
Thank you for your help!
I have some USDT but don't want to keep it on exchange, any suggestion for me to keep it safe?
I heard that there are some cryptocurrency hardware wallets, do they support USDT?
Thank you for your help!
Have some wallet where you can put all your usdt into. In that case, you have the private key that best ensures that you control your money without any intervention from outside sources like trading platforms.
As far as I know of, Trezor support USDT. You may want to clarify with the support if you plan to buy. However if your USDT is an ERC20 token, both Ledger and Trezor support MEW.
You should think very well, because if you put it in an ERC20 token it is not very secure, the exchange has a little more security, if you do not like Binance, you should look for another Exchange that also allows USDT, but it is advisable to keep it there.
indeed, hacking has recently occurred in a number of exchangers. but myetherwallet, or coinbase is safe for storing the assets you want to buy.
You can just make a new wallet ethereum blockchain because its a token so it can be stored in the ethereum wallet.
Almost nobody uses ETH ERC20 version of USDT.
For USDT omni users, you can use Bitpie Wallet bitpie.com to send and receive USDT.
Bitpie's hardware wallet BITHD bithd.com will support USDT omni in the next version (next week). So you can use BITHD to store large amount of USDT.
Also, we are considering to support USDT omni in our Bither Cold Wallet bither.net
That's amazing update! For USDT omni users, you can use Bitpie Wallet bitpie.com to send and receive USDT.
Bitpie's hardware wallet BITHD bithd.com will support USDT omni in the next version (next week). So you can use BITHD to store large amount of USDT.
Also, we are considering to support USDT omni in our Bither Cold Wallet bither.net
As suggested, go for ledger nano s.
You will never have any issue and headache with them.
I don't have USDT but I've been using Ledger for years.
You will never have any issue and headache with them.
I don't have USDT but I've been using Ledger for years.
now there are many markets that support USDT, I think the USDT tokens will dominate the crypto market in time, one of the exchange supports is probit.
For Ethereum Based USDT storage you can use MEW
OP is looking for hard wallet, I think this is not.
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I heard that there are some cryptocurrency hardware wallets, do they support USDT?
Hello all,
I have some USDT but don't want to keep it on exchange, any suggestion for me to keep it safe?
I heard that there are some cryptocurrency hardware wallets, do they support USDT?
Thank you for your help!
I have some USDT but don't want to keep it on exchange, any suggestion for me to keep it safe?
I heard that there are some cryptocurrency hardware wallets, do they support USDT?
Thank you for your help!
My suggestion is you should convert it in bitcoin or altcoin and then moves your coin to another wallet. You can use Jaxx, Coinomi, or CoinPayment for android phone or you can move to Ledger which will ensure more safety because you can save it privately without anyone know. It is better to buy coins for investment than to save in USDT for a long time.
Almost nobody uses ETH ERC20 version of USDT.
For USDT omni users, you can use Bitpie Wallet bitpie.com to send and receive USDT.
Bitpie's hardware wallet BITHD bithd.com will support USDT omni in the next version (next week). So you can use BITHD to store large amount of USDT.
Also, we are considering to support USDT omni in our Bither Cold Wallet bither.net
For USDT omni users, you can use Bitpie Wallet bitpie.com to send and receive USDT.
Bitpie's hardware wallet BITHD bithd.com will support USDT omni in the next version (next week). So you can use BITHD to store large amount of USDT.
Also, we are considering to support USDT omni in our Bither Cold Wallet bither.net
What is the purpose of holding USDT? Just like USD, currency was made to spend because in the long run you will have less value, precisely because it's inflationary. Remember that USDT printing is endless so you will have something worth over 1 USD! You probably are not considering that one day the BTC will return to gain more value in relation to the USDT. Regarding your question, it's better to leave in USD than in USDT because sometimes USDT is below 1 USD.
Usdt is more of a eth based token so definitely you can store that on other wallets as well as the offline and physical wallets.
UDST is issued both on Omni and ETH. However, it's more frequently used on Omni. you will see the comparison on through the block exploeror.
https://etherscan.io/token/0xdac17f958d2ee523a2206206994597c13d831ec7
There are only less than 3000 addresses of USDT-ERC20.
Therefore, it's more BTC-Omni-based Token.
I would recommend Bitpie Wallet for 2 reasons:
1. Bitpie team also developed the Bither Wallet (bither.net), which is recommended by the official bitcoin site:https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet. This explains well the background and credibility of this product;
2. As known to all, sendig USDT-omni needs BTC as miner fee, though small amount. However, bitpie wallet, has a very good feature-- sending USDT consumes USDT directly instead of comsuming BTC. This is very convenient for me.
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