Hardware wallets providers don't add coins based on anything except the userbase and the strong demand by the community and I don't think that's something Ravencoin has right now.
An alternative would be to run a Linux distribution on LiveCD, download the official wallet of ravencoin, export the private keys and print them. This should be a good solution assuming that you're storing for the long term.
Topic: When is RavenCoin coming to hardware wallets? (Read 53 times)
I don't feel safe or secure HODLing my coins on the cryptocurrency exchanges as they get hacked everyday or HODLing on my laptop because I crashed it over 10 times, and sometimes malwares, keyloggers and so on. In fact, anything can happen that is why I don't trust both.
The cryptocurrency is still in the infancy stage with lots of new coins with huge potentials that are worth holding for like the next 10 years and I think the RVC is one of those.
But the problem is you can't store RVC on a Hardware wallet e.g. Ledger nano, or Trezor. only on your PC or crypto exchange such as Binance, which none of them is safe. What are you suggesting then?
The cryptocurrency is still in the infancy stage with lots of new coins with huge potentials that are worth holding for like the next 10 years and I think the RVC is one of those.
But the problem is you can't store RVC on a Hardware wallet e.g. Ledger nano, or Trezor. only on your PC or crypto exchange such as Binance, which none of them is safe. What are you suggesting then?
Jump to: