Hardware wallets are more useful for frequent transactions but in a way your private keys are safe than on online wallets. If you do not want to spend the coins but hold it instead, you can create an airgapped device and install Electrum on it. Electrum is preinstalled on Tails OS. Create your wallet on the airgapped device, delete and reinstall the OS after you created and backup the wallet seemed phrase offline.

You can create the paper wallet and go for stainless steel or Titanium seed phrase backup option together with laminated seed phrase backup in different locations.

Yeah, the same thing I was about to say but this was still valid for the newbies here in the scene. They can be the people from farther areas where internet connectivity is less or simply poorer areas. Then there are also people who have an idea what Bitcoins are but refuse to join it early.

Good thing that they still changed their minds later on. Old or new investors, it was indeed that BTC have changed many lives already. Who would have thought of this, right? Some like to keep their life and achievement a secret. They might be doing this for security purposes, so I won't hate them but we are more glad or proud to those who help the adoption to grow bigger.

My advise to you is to just go with a hardware wallet if the amount is big. I personally would be too paranoid with a paper wallet, even with all the safety precautions one could take. Paper wallets are also easier to damage or lose.

Well, I would not describe Bitcoin as a game, and as a fact, I don't mistake assets or investments as a game. I think it's strange to describe Bitcoin as a game; it is an asset that many people cease the opportunity to acquire it as their investment. In order to be successful as a Bitcoin investor, you need to learn and understand the pros and cons of Bitcoin. The reason why some people have not invested in Bitcoin already is because they fear that the price can drop, but they don't realize that Bitcoin is not a shitcoin. Even if the price of Bitcoin drops, it will definitely rise again. Every investment has its own side of risk and rules, and when the investor lacks specific knowledge about such an investment, they may experience bad investment. That's how Bitcoin is. 

My recommendation will be based on which one you can keep very safe and allow you to hold your bitcoin for a long time without losing it due to carelessness. All that matters is if you can keep it safe from hackers.
 
For a large amount of holding hardware, wallets have been the most recommended since they're more secure in terms of security, and not just any hardware wallet but those of open source, whose code can be checked and verified by other developers.

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The energy the mining farms spend for mining Bitcoin was already debunked a long time ago which I think is not anymore going to resurfaces since Blackrock is already in the side of Bitcoin.

There are still people who believe BTC is released by the government though. And it's a big PsyOps, especially the ones who believe more in Gold and Silver.
Matthew Kratter explains it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdauERKEW-Q

Hi Guys,

I'm looking at purchasing a Cold Wallet to store some of my crypto (currently on an exchange).

I am not interested in trading or accessing it, I just want to HODL.

I have done my research and am leaning towards the latter.

To the more experienced crypto bros, would you recommend a hardware wallet or a paper one?

Thank you.

There's no necessity to defend bitcoin at where being criticized especially in the public. It's okay to be an anti bitcoiner because it's a digital asset surrounded with other related potential characteristics such as the Altcoins. The federal authorities could also be against it due to its decentralized modelitty.
So, there's no way we can expect everyone to talk good about the bitcoin. Let whoever that want to say anything about bitcoin do and your endivoirs of engaging on arguements with it is like trying to convince them to what they don't believe.
Bitcoin is a real digital currency and criticisms can't make changes over its potentials.

Saylor simply saw true power (or profit, directly from bitcoin or indirectly, becoming a supporter / or just by voicing it of bitcoin).

How quickly all public figures become maximalists when this becomes a popular trend.[/i].


I would say that the vast majority of these people still do not understand this technology and its principles at all, but at the same time they call themselves BTC-maximalists. These are just not identified bitcoin-hypocrites. One should not blindly believe all those who overnight became BTC-maximalists, having been opponents of this in the past.