Topic: Thing to do or prevent tostay safe? (Read 255 times)
A peice of advice if you must post anything your post must be related to the topic you are replying or else some lf the moderator or other people will ban you or report you thats something risky for those who has higher ranking you must not copy paste other post or else automatic ban you must take your posts clearly and seriously and be carefull about what you are posting take care
I can give two advices:
Work carefully. Especially when you make transactions.
That means controle them twice before you send it. Make sure that you have the correct address, and not fees mixed up with the transaction amount.
The secon advice: Use your brain!
You will find many offers here sounding too good to be true. In that case, they are not true.
Somebody wants your coins and is counting on your greed that you give them to him.
Work carefully. Especially when you make transactions.
That means controle them twice before you send it. Make sure that you have the correct address, and not fees mixed up with the transaction amount.
The secon advice: Use your brain!
You will find many offers here sounding too good to be true. In that case, they are not true.
Somebody wants your coins and is counting on your greed that you give them to him.
Bitcoin technology - protocol and cryptography - has a strong record of security records, and Bitcoin's network is probably the largest distributed tally project in the world. Bitcoin's most common disadvantage lies in its user error. Bitcoin wallet data that holds private keys can be erased accidentally, lost, or stolen. This is similar to physical cash stored in digital form. Fortunately, users can apply security measures to protect their money or use the services of providers that offer high level security and insurance against theft or loss.
Bitcoin related, always be the sole owner of your private keys.
Which means staying off exchanges, online wallets or trusting any sort of third party.
Which means staying off exchanges, online wallets or trusting any sort of third party.
I second that.
In addition: Trust no one. Double (tripple) check everything you hear (read). Follow the forum rules.
Bitcoin related, always be the sole owner of your private keys.
Which means staying off exchanges, online wallets or trusting any sort of third party.
Which means staying off exchanges, online wallets or trusting any sort of third party.
Suggest or give options rather experiences to stay safe here at bitcointalk and get out of trouble or issue's while you stayed here.
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