Topic: How safe is our money in crypto? - page 60. (Read 7718 times)
I would not talk about the security of our investments in cryptocurrencies. because everyone was aware of the risks that the cryptocurrency carries.
Money is not at all safe in cryptocurrency, There are so many hackers around here who's only business is hack a wallet of bounty hunters to get money without doing anything.
Don't feel safe all the time and be cautious for any phishing and scam. Bounty tokens you got is an earning of hard work, you should protect them big time for your good. Oh man, if I am a hacker/thief, I would definitely not target a bounty hunter but a bigger fish 
. All right, I know, we should be aware all the time. But as long as you are not doing silly newbie mistakes, you are minimalizing a chance of being robbed of your tokens. Of course, no system is perfect, but as long as you are not giving someone your private keys/holding your tokens on a big exchange 24/7, add a bit of common sense and you will for 99% never experience a hacker attack on your wallet.
. All right, I know, we should be aware all the time. But as long as you are not doing silly newbie mistakes, you are minimalizing a chance of being robbed of your tokens. Of course, no system is perfect, but as long as you are not giving someone your private keys/holding your tokens on a big exchange 24/7, add a bit of common sense and you will for 99% never experience a hacker attack on your wallet. That's true. Crypto is a place for risk takers or optimists and like in any investment you have to use common sense to keep your money safe.
When entering the crypto must be willing to accept whatever risks are brought and the hack is one of the risks that will be experienced. the most important is to keep alert and never open suspicious things weaker
I think money in crypto can be almost as safe as you want it to be. In the sense, that if you know what you're doing and as well as using common sense you keep your money out of exchanges and keep the wallet key secure, you will be fine.
Everything is digital, that is why we need to be extra careful. We wanted access to our funds without banks and now we have it.
Meanwhile, just a thought, how safe is money in bank anyway? A lot of drama goes on there too
Meanwhile, just a thought, how safe is money in bank anyway? A lot of drama goes on there too
Our money is kind of safe in crypto to compare to other businesses out there. No investment is void of risk,risky is what makes one an investor and at times if you don't much risk in life you won't gain much
In fact, you are not quite right. The security of your crypto currency is entirely up to you. If you store all your crypto currency in different purses that you never use for extraneous purposes, then the safety of the safety of money is 99%.
Oh man, if I am a hacker/thief, I would definitely not target a bounty hunter but a bigger fish . All right, I know, we should be aware all the time. But as long as you are not doing silly newbie mistakes, you are minimalizing a chance of being robbed of your tokens. Of course, no system is perfect, but as long as you are not giving someone your private keys/holding your tokens on a big exchange 24/7, add a bit of common sense and you will for 99% never experience a hacker attack on your wallet.
. All right, I know, we should be aware all the time. But as long as you are not doing silly newbie mistakes, you are minimalizing a chance of being robbed of your tokens. Of course, no system is perfect, but as long as you are not giving someone your private keys/holding your tokens on a big exchange 24/7, add a bit of common sense and you will for 99% never experience a hacker attack on your wallet. That's true. Crypto is a place for risk takers or optimists and like in any investment you have to use common sense to keep your money safe.
Money in crypto are highly secured but not 100%.... I will say 90% security of money is in our hand.... There are different means of keeping our money safe. If you follow all the secure measure I think you should be good to go.
Oh man, if I am a hacker/thief, I would definitely not target a bounty hunter but a bigger fish . All right, I know, we should be aware all the time. But as long as you are not doing silly newbie mistakes, you are minimalizing a chance of being robbed of your tokens. Of course, no system is perfect, but as long as you are not giving someone your private keys/holding your tokens on a big exchange 24/7, add a bit of common sense and you will for 99% never experience a hacker attack on your wallet.
. All right, I know, we should be aware all the time. But as long as you are not doing silly newbie mistakes, you are minimalizing a chance of being robbed of your tokens. Of course, no system is perfect, but as long as you are not giving someone your private keys/holding your tokens on a big exchange 24/7, add a bit of common sense and you will for 99% never experience a hacker attack on your wallet. The security risks associated with crypto are overblown. The people that lose their funds to hackers usually make a stupid mistake like you suggested. I would still rather trust my funds in crypto which I completely own the funds instead of a bank.
Oh man, if I am a hacker/thief, I would definitely not target a bounty hunter but a bigger fish . All right, I know, we should be aware all the time. But as long as you are not doing silly newbie mistakes, you are minimalizing a chance of being robbed of your tokens. Of course, no system is perfect, but as long as you are not giving someone your private keys/holding your tokens on a big exchange 24/7, add a bit of common sense and you will for 99% never experience a hacker attack on your wallet.
. All right, I know, we should be aware all the time. But as long as you are not doing silly newbie mistakes, you are minimalizing a chance of being robbed of your tokens. Of course, no system is perfect, but as long as you are not giving someone your private keys/holding your tokens on a big exchange 24/7, add a bit of common sense and you will for 99% never experience a hacker attack on your wallet. Money is not at all safe in cryptocurrency, There are so many hackers around here who's only business is hack a wallet of bounty hunters to get money without doing anything.
Its true that there are many hackers in crypto and the are after people's fund everyday. I think if we keep our private key safe then we will be free from the hackers. As for me, I use hardware wallet because I feel safe with it.
In most cases it is better to diversify your assets on different crypto wallets. Even the most secured wallets now can be hacked because hackers will do everything just to access all your information.
Yes, you're right, our money is not safe here. In my opinion, this is one of the biggest disadvantages of cryptomeria. It seems to be one of the easiest ways to steal money and still be anonymous.
in my opinion safer than in banks. They are just a rip off. If you are being careful with passwords and tokens, you know how exchanges works, then you won't be having troubles. They are some rules, what not to do, open suspicious mails, giving someone your private keys and others.
If you're taking care about safety of your money then you should know that your money is safe as long as you remain attentive, if you don't go to third-party sites, you won't send private keys to anyone
There are hackers all over the place and you need to keep your account safe. People can hack your account and steal your coins. At times too investing in some coins does not give you a 100% guarantee that you will make profit.
maybe is a little too late for you but for new people, these tips can be handy.
Don't ever keep a large number of coins on an exchange, you never know if they could go under completely or just lock your account. Always store your coins in a wallet that you have the private key to, that way you and only you have control over your coins.
When creating a new wallet, don't store your private key on your computer. Write it down on a note card or piece of paper instead. Then copy it to 1 or two other note cards. Once you have done this, before sending any coins to your account, log in to your account only by typing in the private key that was written on each note card to ensure that you wrote it down correctly.
Don't ever keep a large number of coins on an exchange, you never know if they could go under completely or just lock your account. Always store your coins in a wallet that you have the private key to, that way you and only you have control over your coins.
When creating a new wallet, don't store your private key on your computer. Write it down on a note card or piece of paper instead. Then copy it to 1 or two other note cards. Once you have done this, before sending any coins to your account, log in to your account only by typing in the private key that was written on each note card to ensure that you wrote it down correctly.
Money is not at all safe in cryptocurrency, There are so many hackers around here who's only business is hack a wallet of bounty hunters to get money without doing anything.
For now, I think crypto is a better store of value than fiat since fiat depreciates much faster due to inflation.
Having 10-20% of your portfolio in crypto is I think a good zone for me. Store it in a hardware wallet for long term hodl.
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