I just think we put our trust in things that cater to our biases, like 'open source, transparent, tested...' But as soon as they show a vulnerability, we're disgusted and shocked. My take is that everything in tech is vulnerable, from proprietary to open-source code

That's why I decided to use Tangem as a day-to-day wallet, with a small amount of funds on it. It's a sort of buffer wallet. And later use other wallet for the storage (wallet without battery)

I need to check seed-backup tools too.

IMO, every wallet is crap, but some are less crap than others. That's why I don't believe too much in wallet security and think about multiplying the 'crap' to be 'crap-proof' lol

I checked, and it supports the cryptos I need, but it will really just be a cold wallet. And as I was saying, the idea is to multiply and have wallets independent from each other. But the multisig idea isn’t bad .

Thanks for your replies


I got caught by Tangem’s marketing, lol, and their seedless solution, but the more I think about it, the more I see myself using Tangem as an everyday wallet. I might wait for Black Friday to get a Trezor.



Shame on me, I was using my Ledger for my transactions with various DAPPs, but now, for more security, I prefer to “greatly limit the risks.”
My goal is to secure my crypto (BTC and altcoins) in a cold wallet, ideally spread across several cold wallets. And to have an “everyday” wallet for DAPPs and transactions...

Hi everyone,

I currently own a Ledger Nano S, and recently I also purchased a Tangem wallet. However, after reading some mixed feedback and wanting to improve my overall security, I’m considering adding a Trezor 3 to diversify my storage options.

What do you think about this setup?

Would it make sense to combine these different wallets for better safety, or is it overkill?

Thanks in advance for your insights!

Yes, normally all the solutions are on the video, but we need some clues