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Topic: Onekey Classic or Bitbox - page 2. (Read 283 times)

legendary
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October 23, 2023, 01:05:13 PM
#4
It would have been better if you asked these questions before ordering your OneKey, but it doesn't matter now.

The positive thing is that both wallets are open-source. I also remember that the OneKey is one of those wallets that is based on Trezor's codebase with an added secure element. However, WalletScrutiny couldn't match the binary with the published source code. Compared to that, they managed to do it with the BitBox02.
sr. member
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October 23, 2023, 12:09:49 PM
#3
You are now not comparing hardware wallets, but rather between decentralized cross-chain swap aka bridge, and these bridges have a bad reputation, as most of the hackers in recent years were from these bridges, so I do not advise you to use them if you intend to exchange thousands of dollars for the high fees, limited liquidity, and the possibility of hacking the bridge and lose your money.

Onekey use swftbridge If you download the application from https://www.swft.pro/#Download and use it with any wallet, you will get the same results, but Onekey provides a built-in interface as shown here https://help.onekey.so/hc/en-us/articles/4910514476303-Use-App-to-swap-and-DeFi.

you can compare Onekey and Bitbox in other things related to hardware wallets.
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October 23, 2023, 09:45:18 AM
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jr. member
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October 23, 2023, 05:38:26 AM
#1
Hello mates,

I wanted to check upon your experiences with these two devices. I already ordered the Onekey Classic so i guess will use that for a while. But was more interested on your thoughts about these, will use them for BTC and to crosschain swap between BTC and USDT on different times, instead on dealing with CEX's.
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