Topic: Safest way to keep bitcoins? - page 8. (Read 18439 times)
Saving Bitcoin on cold wallet is more safe than the other online wallet. Try not save your btc on Exchanges.
You just need not to tell that you have those bitcoins man. When only you knows where and how many money you have you will never be scammed.
Safest way to protect bitcoin is bitcoin wallet like coinbase . there are authentic verification system that keep safe your btc . don't share mail I'd and password to anyone of bitcoin wallet .
Paper Wallet. A paper wallet is also a relatively safe way of storing Bitcoin, although it requires a bit more advanced understanding of how digital currencies work. Generate a paper wallet online using any number of dedicated websites, or generate the wallet offline for even greater security.
The safest way to keep bitcoins to use offline wallet or secured sites that are storing bitcoins. You must use a unique wallet like blockchain wallet that has many confirmation and verification before you can decrypt or open your wallet.Always make sure your private keys are always safe offline
The safest way to keep bitcoins to use offline wallet or secured sites that are storing bitcoins. You must use a unique wallet like blockchain wallet that has many confirmation and verification before you can decrypt or open your wallet.Always make sure your private keys are always safe offline
For me i think the safest way to keep bitcoin is to place your pk or the important file of your account in a stored place in make sure to get a 2fa to ensure that your account is secured
the safest way. I suggest that you use a hardware purse. You can buy it in the market. Examples of some are Trezor or the Ledger nano. I myself have Ledger nano. I would definitely recommend it to you. This is probably the safest method if you are careful when handling it. If you lose your hardware wallet or break it, your Bitcoin is most likely missing. So in a nutshell you save the key on a Ledger or paper wallet, etc. and then use a known expenditure key to create a transaction and sign it.
The safest way to keep your bitcoins is keeping you storage or wallet safe and secured, keep it more personal or with your trusted persons. You may lose your bitcoin if you forgot the passwords, pins or private keys, in some cases bitcoin wallets is accessible by hackers obviously to steal your money online.
I would keep it in offline wallet that I can store my bitcoin sheltered and secure. Cold storage will help you to keep your bitcoin safe and nobody will attempt to stealth it.Cold storage is essential for anybody with bitcoin property and to all bitcoin clients. There are numerous programmer on the planet and some of them will attempt to hack your bitcoin so on the off chance that you need to keep your bitcoin sheltered and secure do the cold storage that you can a beyond any doubt nobody will endeavor to hack it.
My opinion is use a hard wallet or Cold, Hard (Digital) Cash, this is a key step to protecting your cryptocurrency is to store anything of significant value in a hardware wallet—a physical device, like a USB drive, that stores your private keys and currency locally, and isn’t connected to the internet. Experts caution against storing large amounts of coins through cryptocurrency exchanges, or in digital wallet apps on your smartphone or computer.
One of the nice approaches to stay bitcoins is to store them into a piece space billfold. merely keeping it to an internet billfold are often venturous and it are often subject of hack. Despite what can be expected work space billfold area unit on personal PCs and it's individual security keys unto it. Something safer is that the instrumentality billfold likewise. Case of it's a USB drive. it's a physical gismo that you just will have around with you.
The safest way would surely be a paper wallet, kept in multiple copies in safes and the like, that would be the safest method IMO, Another good way is a hardware wallet and keeping your coins protected.
Using a web wallet isn't the safest but something like blockchain and others which allow your access to your coins is acceptable IMO since the open-source code doesn't allow them access to your btc's and keys.
What is the safest way to keep bitcoins.
Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
I am keeping my bitcoin in my wallet and store my private keys in a very safe place. I dont allow anyone to use my computer easily. I also set some password in my phone to keep my keys in a very private place.
What is the safest way to keep bitcoins.
Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
I am keeping my bitcoin in my wallet and store my private keys in a very safe place. I dont allow anyone to use my computer easily. I also set some password in my phone to keep my keys in a very private place.
I think a safer way to store bitcoin through a blockchain wallet. in my opinion the most secure wallet blockchain today. no one can know it unless you are using it yourself. I myself use the blockchain wallet. according to me the most secure wallet for my current wear
For me, you need to choose good and trusted wallet to stored bitcoin. As now there are alot of bitcoin wallet that we can use to stored our money but be careful because there a lot of fake wallet that we can lost our money if we are not wise ro choose bitcoin wallet.
I suggest, choose bitcoin wallet that have private key, so is not easy to hack but avoid clicking some adds because very frequent that hacker use adds to hack your wallet.
I suggest, choose bitcoin wallet that have private key, so is not easy to hack but avoid clicking some adds because very frequent that hacker use adds to hack your wallet.
Of course cases of break-ins a lot,but if you protect against viruses your computer and don't write code wallet phishing sites, then in principle it does not pack
In any case, we recommend every new user to have a closer look at the subject of security.
Personally, I use multiple Ledger Nano S for most of my coins, and I'm extremely happy with it.
Other coins, e.g. IOTA, whose private key is simply a "seed string", are not yet supported. Nevertheless, they can safely be stored in a cold storage (e.g. paper wallet) by manually applying an AES encryption with your individual cypher key.
Definitely an exciting topic, we would appreciate, if you check out the blog section on our website. We have already written several articles, including a Trezor / Ledger and Hot Wallet / Cold Storage comparisons, as we believe this should be one of the most relevant topics for crypto investors.
https://bitcoincashback.net/blog/hot-vs-cold-wallet
Personally, I use multiple Ledger Nano S for most of my coins, and I'm extremely happy with it.
Other coins, e.g. IOTA, whose private key is simply a "seed string", are not yet supported. Nevertheless, they can safely be stored in a cold storage (e.g. paper wallet) by manually applying an AES encryption with your individual cypher key.
Definitely an exciting topic, we would appreciate, if you check out the blog section on our website. We have already written several articles, including a Trezor / Ledger and Hot Wallet / Cold Storage comparisons, as we believe this should be one of the most relevant topics for crypto investors.
https://bitcoincashback.net/blog/hot-vs-cold-wallet
The safest way would surely be a paper wallet, kept in multiple copies in safes and the like, that would be the safest method IMO, Another good way is a hardware wallet and keeping your coins protected.
Using a web wallet isn't the safest but something like blockchain and others which allow your access to your coins is acceptable IMO since the open-source code doesn't allow them access to your btc's and keys.
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