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June 10, 2018, 05:10:38 PM |
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Which wallet is good to store TCO tokens? Is MyEtherWallet ok?
MEW is more than ok,but best is to invest in ledger nano s,for extra safety. I second investing in a hardware wallet. It the most secure way of handling funds. So far hardware wallets are more secure than online wallets even tho they are doing their best to up their security. The problem is that storing your tokens is a bit more tricky on hardware then online, but it's doable if the are ERC20 |
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June 10, 2018, 06:41:17 PM |
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Which wallet is good to store TCO tokens? Is MyEtherWallet ok?
MEW is more than ok,but best is to invest in ledger nano s,for extra safety. I second investing in a hardware wallet. It the most secure way of handling funds. So far hardware wallets are more secure than online wallets even tho they are doing their best to up their security. The problem is that storing your tokens is a bit more tricky on hardware then online, but it's doable if the are ERC20 On page 40 of the wallpaper you can see that the team does write that they plan to explore hard wallets in the future precisely because of the additional security. For now, though, they will stick to soft wallets (apps). |
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SoonAmoon
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June 11, 2018, 06:42:10 AM |
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Which wallet is good to store TCO tokens? Is MyEtherWallet ok?
MEW is more than ok,but best is to invest in ledger nano s,for extra safety. I second investing in a hardware wallet. It the most secure way of handling funds. So far hardware wallets are more secure than online wallets even tho they are doing their best to up their security. The problem is that storing your tokens is a bit more tricky on hardware then online, but it's doable if the are ERC20 On page 40 of the wallpaper you can see that the team does write that they plan to explore hard wallets in the future precisely because of the additional security. For now, though, they will stick to soft wallets (apps). That requires any additional development on their side? |
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WillerTex
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June 11, 2018, 06:43:13 AM |
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Which wallet is good to store TCO tokens? Is MyEtherWallet ok?
MEW is more than ok,but best is to invest in ledger nano s,for extra safety. I second investing in a hardware wallet. It the most secure way of handling funds. So far hardware wallets are more secure than online wallets even tho they are doing their best to up their security. The problem is that storing your tokens is a bit more tricky on hardware then online, but it's doable if the are ERC20 On page 40 of the wallpaper you can see that the team does write that they plan to explore hard wallets in the future precisely because of the additional security. For now, though, they will stick to soft wallets (apps). You mean its not yet possible to store TCO on hardware wallets like ledger and trezor? |
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SRBYN
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June 11, 2018, 07:08:40 AM |
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Which wallet is good to store TCO tokens? Is MyEtherWallet ok?
MEW is more than ok,but best is to invest in ledger nano s,for extra safety. I second investing in a hardware wallet. It the most secure way of handling funds. So far hardware wallets are more secure than online wallets even tho they are doing their best to up their security. The problem is that storing your tokens is a bit more tricky on hardware then online, but it's doable if the are ERC20 On page 40 of the wallpaper you can see that the team does write that they plan to explore hard wallets in the future precisely because of the additional security. For now, though, they will stick to soft wallets (apps). You mean its not yet possible to store TCO on hardware wallets like ledger and trezor? Since TCO is erc20 token,it should be possible to store on any hardware wallet,same as any other erc20 token. |
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Lognak
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June 11, 2018, 09:27:17 AM |
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Which wallet is good to store TCO tokens? Is MyEtherWallet ok?
MEW is more than ok,but best is to invest in ledger nano s,for extra safety. I second investing in a hardware wallet. It the most secure way of handling funds. So far hardware wallets are more secure than online wallets even tho they are doing their best to up their security. The problem is that storing your tokens is a bit more tricky on hardware then online, but it's doable if the are ERC20 On page 40 of the wallpaper you can see that the team does write that they plan to explore hard wallets in the future precisely because of the additional security. For now, though, they will stick to soft wallets (apps). That requires any additional development on their side? You mean for then to have their own hardware wallet? Definitely |
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June 11, 2018, 04:23:43 PM |
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Great news,and extra exposure for ThinkCoin! |
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June 11, 2018, 07:00:32 PM |
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Great news,and extra exposure for ThinkCoin! Indeed. Especially with sentences like “This brings with it a substantial client footprint from the outset to ensure liquidity, which combined with the experience of the team has all the ingredients to make it a market leading proposition.” |
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UncleT
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June 11, 2018, 07:28:55 PM |
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Which wallet is good to store TCO tokens? Is MyEtherWallet ok?
MEW is more than ok,but best is to invest in ledger nano s,for extra safety. I second investing in a hardware wallet. It the most secure way of handling funds. So far hardware wallets are more secure than online wallets even tho they are doing their best to up their security. The problem is that storing your tokens is a bit more tricky on hardware then online, but it's doable if the are ERC20 On page 40 of the wallpaper you can see that the team does write that they plan to explore hard wallets in the future precisely because of the additional security. For now, though, they will stick to soft wallets (apps). That requires any additional development on their side? You mean for then to have their own hardware wallet? Definitely I thought they were talking about implementing their developement into existing hardware wallets, not developing their own :/ |
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Vargistkrieg
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June 11, 2018, 07:44:56 PM |
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Which wallet is good to store TCO tokens? Is MyEtherWallet ok?
MEW is more than ok,but best is to invest in ledger nano s,for extra safety. I second investing in a hardware wallet. It the most secure way of handling funds. So far hardware wallets are more secure than online wallets even tho they are doing their best to up their security. The problem is that storing your tokens is a bit more tricky on hardware then online, but it's doable if the are ERC20 On page 40 of the wallpaper you can see that the team does write that they plan to explore hard wallets in the future precisely because of the additional security. For now, though, they will stick to soft wallets (apps). That requires any additional development on their side? You mean for then to have their own hardware wallet? Definitely I thought they were talking about implementing their developement into existing hardware wallets, not developing their own :/ But the token has to be ERC20 to be able to store it ony a hardware wallet. I don't think any developemwnt is needed in that case. |
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June 11, 2018, 09:51:36 PM |
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Which wallet is good to store TCO tokens? Is MyEtherWallet ok?
MEW is more than ok,but best is to invest in ledger nano s,for extra safety. I second investing in a hardware wallet. It the most secure way of handling funds. So far hardware wallets are more secure than online wallets even tho they are doing their best to up their security. The problem is that storing your tokens is a bit more tricky on hardware then online, but it's doable if the are ERC20 On page 40 of the wallpaper you can see that the team does write that they plan to explore hard wallets in the future precisely because of the additional security. For now, though, they will stick to soft wallets (apps). That requires any additional development on their side? You mean for then to have their own hardware wallet? Definitely I thought they were talking about implementing their developement into existing hardware wallets, not developing their own :/ But the token has to be ERC20 to be able to store it ony a hardware wallet. I don't think any developemwnt is needed in that case. What is a hardware wallet? |
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MrSlave
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June 12, 2018, 06:03:40 AM |
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It's a physical wallet that you connect to your computer and through a plugin on your browser, you can check what you have stored inside. The only way for you to get your money stolen is for someone to steal the wallet from you (and even then they would have to crack the passcode). It looks like a USB so there is another security wall in itself as someone that is not in crypto will think it's a plane USB, and nobody steals USBs  |
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June 12, 2018, 06:06:07 AM |
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It's a physical wallet that you connect to your computer and through a plugin on your browser, you can check what you have stored inside. The only way for you to get your money stolen is for someone to steal the wallet from you (and even then they would have to crack the passcode). It looks like a USB so there is another security wall in itself as someone that is not in crypto will think it's a plane USB, and nobody steals USBs Can you maybe suggest some models? |
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June 12, 2018, 06:13:53 AM |
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Is ThinkCoin only be used to trade on TradeConnect or are there gonna be any other benefits like POS maybe in future?
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June 12, 2018, 06:28:59 AM |
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It's a physical wallet that you connect to your computer and through a plugin on your browser, you can check what you have stored inside. The only way for you to get your money stolen is for someone to steal the wallet from you (and even then they would have to crack the passcode). It looks like a USB so there is another security wall in itself as someone that is not in crypto will think it's a plane USB, and nobody steals USBs Can you maybe suggest some models? Ledger nano s,or Trezor,those two are most popular hardware wallets |
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thinkcoin.io
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June 12, 2018, 08:05:06 AM |
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Is ThinkCoin only be used to trade on TradeConnect or are there gonna be any other benefits like POS maybe in future?
As a utility token ThinkCoin will be solely for use on the TradeConnect platform. With TCO traders will be able to access a comprehensive range of financial markets, from forex, cryptocurrencies and stocks to options, CFDs and commodities. |
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June 12, 2018, 03:24:22 PM |
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Is ThinkCoin only be used to trade on TradeConnect or are there gonna be any other benefits like POS maybe in future?
As a utility token ThinkCoin will be solely for use on the TradeConnect platform. With TCO traders will be able to access a comprehensive range of financial markets, from forex, cryptocurrencies and stocks to options, CFDs and commodities. It is an all-encompassing platform. It would be nice to see an example of a trade like a beta video or sth. |
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June 12, 2018, 03:48:18 PM |
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It's a physical wallet that you connect to your computer and through a plugin on your browser, you can check what you have stored inside. The only way for you to get your money stolen is for someone to steal the wallet from you (and even then they would have to crack the passcode). It looks like a USB so there is another security wall in itself as someone that is not in crypto will think it's a plane USB, and nobody steals USBs Can you maybe suggest some models? Ledger nano s,or Trezor,those two are most popular hardware wallets I would personally got for Ledger ,its best hardware wallet.Gotta give TCO tokens best possible protection |
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TheRedKing
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June 12, 2018, 03:52:58 PM |
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It's a physical wallet that you connect to your computer and through a plugin on your browser, you can check what you have stored inside. The only way for you to get your money stolen is for someone to steal the wallet from you (and even then they would have to crack the passcode). It looks like a USB so there is another security wall in itself as someone that is not in crypto will think it's a plane USB, and nobody steals USBs Can you maybe suggest some models? Ledger nano s,or Trezor,those two are most popular hardware wallets I would personally got for Ledger ,its best hardware wallet.Gotta give TCO tokens best possible protection I have a ledger nano s and I am really happy with it. It's easy to use, easy to store and is a good bang for buck imho. |
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