you think Trezor is a safe way for bitcoin !

[anonymousx]

Everything is possible. Thats why the more Bitcoins you have, the less people you want between you and them, hence the paper wallet is the best solution.

Nicely said, once you use a paper wallet dump it, because you will sign it and that signature can lead to bruteforce in case of low entropy.

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[HeroCat]

Trezor will work even manufacturer company will not exist.  Samsung also do not make laptops currently, but their laptops are in daily use 

[HappyComplex]

How many bitcoins would you store on a Trezor?

Or what % of your stash would you store on a Trezor?

[anonymousx]

How many bitcoins would you store on a Trezor?

Or what % of your stash would you store on a Trezor?

if I had one, 30% Trezor for spending, rest separated on multisig paper wallets printed in 2 copies, encrypted, and saved in 2 different physical places, never backed up online.

That if I actually had some good amount of BTC, I still didn't reach the point where I am paranoid about keeping them, and I guess I will never reach it since I spend too much.

[Corvet]

How many bitcoins would you store on a Trezor?

50 - 150 btc , what do you think ?

[ZenChimp]

Anyone know if this hack is still working on Trezor?

https://medium.com/@Zero404Cool/trezor-security-glitches-reveal-your-private-keys-761eeab03ff8

Trezor doesn't sound too safe to me if such a simple hack will reveal all passwords and private keys!!

[prlelbnwh]

You need to post in the forum of your home language, or you need to better articulate yourself because I have no idea what you're asking.

He's asking what happens if Trezor guys shut down the project or what happens if they have put a malicious code in a Trezor and decide to run away with our coins? At least this is how I translated his post.

So ok, if they decide to shut down their firm OP, you just take your mnemonic seed and import it in another wallet of choice and there you go, you have your coins.

If you have asked what happens if they have put malicious code in a Trezor, I don't think this is possible as Trezor is open source and anybody can review the source code if they want!

Cheers!

Hardware wallet is only a higher safety factor wallet only, as long as the master of the private key, with any support for importing the private key can easily grasp your wallet.

[Sithara007]

The recent incidents are quite worrying. I never thought that coins could be stolen from hardware wallets such as Trezor and Ledger. I was only concerned about losing the recovery sheet and backup. In case if Trezor is also vulnerable to theft, then what is the point in spending $200 on each device? We can rather store our coins in Blockchain.info.