Unfortunately. I don't have any hardware purses. But the people around me use Ledger nano hardware wallet. They feedback very well. It has done a good job in terms of security. I hope it will help you.
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trezor is a good wallet to store our crypto safely. im using Ledger nano S too. anyway if you want to store lot more alts then best choice is ledger nano S. because they are adding lot of good coins every year
Thanks for the list, never heard of the 3rd and 4th option and in fact now in Singapore I found a couple of other new hardware wallets that I'm considering. I know the thing about Trezor and Ledger is that they are famous and proven, but their prices are quite high if someone just wants a hardware wallet to practice good storage security. Of course if I owned like even 1 BTC I'd go for Trezor for maximum, but maybe it's time we give a chance to others to prove themselves at half the price?
I think Ledger Nano is pretty good with a design that is quite simple and is in great demand by many people besides Trezor, for the other I am not familiar or heard about them
Maybe in terms of price you can choose between
trezor and ledger nano
Maybe in terms of price you can choose between
trezor and ledger nano
What I only trust is nano and trezor, maybe they're here for a long time and it had gain a lot of trust so why not? And besides I'm using nano since I entered the crypto and didn't encounter any major problem.
Tbh, I never heard that 2 in the options.
Tbh, I never heard that 2 in the options.
Trezor wallets are a really good hardware wallet for you to put your money into, you can store a lot of coins on them and they are very safe. Then there is nano ledger s and the nano ledger blue which are really good options to store your coins, with an ever growing list of supported coins they are a very good option to use your coins and you can use them with some wallet websites
Use Trezon or Nano Ledger for a better store of wealth and crypto. Before buying you should check out on YouTube for tutorials on how to store crypto. Beware of giving your private keys and be updated on their website in case there's a malicious virus on your computer.
I have been using Trezor hardware wallet for about a year and I have no complaints about This wallet. Simple and convenient, but unfortunately only a limited number of different coins.
I've always heard the Ledger Nano is the best hardware wallet around and I recently ordered for one from the company as I'm told it's risky buying it or any other hardware wallet from a third party. The Nano supports a wide variety of coins and has good security features that invalidates the hardware should it be stolen.
Im not using any hardware wallet personally but some friends use ledger nano and they are happy with it, also i think that ledger nano is most popular hardware wallet at the moment, also keep an eye on Sony hardware wallet that will be launched soon, it seems that they are launching the most advanced and exciting hardware wallet.
I'm thinking about buying a hardware wallet and I want to know your opinion?... Which one do you recommend me to buy? and why?
Thanks
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For me the best hardware wallet has to be nano wallet because that is the one I use and have experience with and I have never had any problems with it, my coins have always been safe and there is no cause for alarm. In the end though whatever hardware wallet you use is great because the hardware wallets are always the best way to keep the coins
Coolwallet S is a cryptocurrency hardware wallet in the form of a credit card. It differs from previously verified wallets (such as Keepkey, Ledger nano, and Digital Bitbox) in what looks like a regular credit card. Coolwallet S is a bit more expensive than other models of hardware wallets, since the card costs $ 189 (a double set of $ 299), but worth it, due to the size of the card and the ability to link it to iOS and Android devices. Coolbit has just entered into an agreement with the Joyso decentralized exchange, which means that users will soon be able to trade ERC-20 tokens using a wallet using a hybrid decentralized exchange (HEX).
Another distinctive feature is the shape of the card and its flexibility without sacrificing the device itself. It's easy to hide it in your back pocket, in a regular wallet, or in any place where you could put a small credit card. Its size is a plus, because the wallet is definitely more hidden than the Trezor or Ledger models, and other hardware wallets that are even larger than these two products.
Another distinctive feature is the shape of the card and its flexibility without sacrificing the device itself. It's easy to hide it in your back pocket, in a regular wallet, or in any place where you could put a small credit card. Its size is a plus, because the wallet is definitely more hidden than the Trezor or Ledger models, and other hardware wallets that are even larger than these two products.
You can never go wrong with Trezor or Ledger nano S. They've been here for years, they showed that they can be trusted and they can keep their products updated all time.
Move your wallets from that pen drive. If someone finds it and operate a brute-force attack, he could get the password and extract the coins from there. Having multiple backups will just increase your chances of having your funds stolen.
If your hardware wallet got stolen, however, someone typing the PIN code wrongly multiple times will lead into the device been wiped so your funds will remain safe and the hacker won't get anything and then you could restore your coins using your initial seed that should be safely hidden.
If you ever choose to go with the Trezor, make sure to go with the Trezor T because It's their last product and has much more updates.
Move your wallets from that pen drive. If someone finds it and operate a brute-force attack, he could get the password and extract the coins from there. Having multiple backups will just increase your chances of having your funds stolen.
If your hardware wallet got stolen, however, someone typing the PIN code wrongly multiple times will lead into the device been wiped so your funds will remain safe and the hacker won't get anything and then you could restore your coins using your initial seed that should be safely hidden.
If you ever choose to go with the Trezor, make sure to go with the Trezor T because It's their last product and has much more updates.
In my opinion ledger nano s is the best hardware wallets. I didint use the other wallet yet. But i can say to you you can find everything in ledger nano which you want to find. Easy to use fast secure safe little etc.
I am really happy with my ledger. and if i will earn some money crypto i will buy one more. I need to divide my porfolio to 2 hardware wallet.
I am really happy with my ledger. and if i will earn some money crypto i will buy one more. I need to divide my porfolio to 2 hardware wallet.
I have Ledger and Trezor hardware wallets. I have been using them for a year or so, no problem so far. You may want to look at the list of coins supported and choose what is best for your needs.
Thanks for answer... and the other thing I'm thinking... it worth to buy... at the moment I'm using USB pendrive to store my wallets (and I have diiferent backup in different USD pendrive)... Buy a hardware wallet is the best, and safe, option to store coins?
I have Ledger and Trezor hardware wallets. I have been using them for a year or so, no problem so far. You may want to look at the list of coins supported and choose what is best for your needs.
I'm thinking about buying a hardware wallet and I want to know your opinion?... Which one do you recommend me to buy? and why?
Thanks
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