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September 27, 2019, 08:28:13 PM
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I haven't tried real crypto wallet like ledger nano but i have seen my friend using trezor is that the same thing? I am still using the application wallet on mobile and secure devices that I have never used for browsing. so I think saving on a secure device and never being used to browse something weird or suspicious I think our wallet can be safe.
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September 29, 2019, 11:51:24 AM
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It seems to me that whatever we do in cryptocurrency, and one hundred percent we won’t be able to secure ourselves from thieves and hackers. This will be an almost eternal confrontation and an eternal problem for cryptocurrency users. The measures taken, of course, can greatly increase our chances, however, confidence can only be when we put our cryptocurrency in cold storage and do not connect to the Internet.
Now there is information that soon it will be possible to conduct transactions offline, however, this will still require improvements and will create other difficulties and problems for us.
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September 29, 2019, 12:16:48 PM
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Hard wallet is the best, especially the new ledger where you don’t need to connect your ledger manually. Hackers will have a hard time to hack you, not unless you mistakenly save the details of your wallet on a not safe place. Ledger wallet is the best hard wallet for me, they work smoothly. 
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September 29, 2019, 12:52:34 PM
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Hard wallet is the best, especially the new ledger where you don’t need to connect your ledger manually. Hackers will have a hard time to hack you, not unless you mistakenly save the details of your wallet on a not safe place. Ledger wallet is the best hard wallet for me, they work smoothly. 

There are a number of new hardware wallets all trying to prevent this: online connection. It doesn't get very much secure than that but if you don't practise basic security then you could be vulnerable at other points without even getting to the stage of external hackers. For example, is your device itself compromised from within?

Do you store the keys securely and independently from the wallet? Won't help if you still keep the private key in an email somewhere!

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