Topic: HODLER The New Hardware Wallet in the Market (Read 151 times)

Good idea! Last news about hackers can do it your wallet popular

Thanks for sharing. Of course I was aware of trezor and ledger, but it's the first time I hear about HODLER. Not only it has a cool name, but it also looks very promising in terms of features. The only problem for me right now is trust. I don't really know them, and I'm not sure it will be easy for new wallets to come into the market like that. People are very suspicious these days, because we keep seeing hack attempts, and we just never know when a project is legit or not. If it gains trust, it will probably become a serious competitor to the other well known wallets.

my choice: transfer all the coin to an blockchain (of the coin that I hold, ofcourse) wallet, and then post the private key with some switch characters (2 to 4) to every public social network  , then delete everything relate.
and never lose a single coin.
that's safer than a hardware wallet to me.

The idea is to provide a much safer hardware wallet for the hodlers. I think this is a great project that needs more support and attention to it.

In general it is a good thing to hear that there are new companies emerging and I can fully understand why they are seeking funding via an ICO. Just look at how much money Trezor and Ledger can raise via traditional means. It's hard to compete as a start-up against already established names.

I wish Hodler the best of luck! I'm really interested in seeing where they will take their project and I hope they can deliver. Only question that remains is basically the viability of the mentioned distribution (some may call it dividend). I mean as soon as it distributes a profit it is basically a security and the SEC already is keeping a close look on projects treating their tokens as securities. So maybe they have to change that in the near future should regulation make it necessary. But we will see. As I said: Best of luck to Hodler!

Pretty tempting actually, except I'm not inclined to invest in the development of such a product, not when others have done so without raising capital. I do wish there were a more attractive option for multi-crypto storage. The only reason I still use non-fully open source wallets like Exodus is really just to "hold" a few alts currently in modest value but for which I have some hopes of valuating in the future. Jaxx never seems to want to fix their security vulnerability and Coinomi doesn't meet my device preferences... a hardware wallet for all those "s***coins"? Tempting.

During the time I emerge in the world of crypto currencies I've learned alot of things such as utility tokens, security tokens, mosaic, erc20 and other great stuffs. But there's only one thing i'm really concern above all these things which is the security of our wallets. We all know especially the people whose been in the crypto space for such a long time that we have these what we call Hardware wallets like trezor and the one I'm using lately the Nano S ledger wallet. There's been some issues regarding the advantage and disadvantage of these wallets. And recently I stumble to another new hardware wallet called HODLER claiming to be more secure, easy to use friendly device that we can store our Crypto currencies.

Unlike the other two HOLDER provides new features like Find my device, Hold my coins, Scan QR codes, Retail Mode and etc. It is also claiming to that it can support 350 coins much more than the capability of trezor and nano s ledger. It's a big in size if we will compare it to other hardware wallet but I think it is more reliable especially when I heard about its find my device feature that uses built in gps tracker which is very important for a hardware wallet to possess. I would love to learn more about this upcoming hardware wallet and your opinions about this. If you want to check it out you can visit it here:

https://www.hodler.tech/