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November 27, 2022, 02:53:44 PM
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We are fine if we can control our coins and not keep them in the exchanges. I agree with the suggestion from @OP to save it in the cold wallet because that is the safest way to protect our coins from a bad things that can happen with the exchanges. But I am trying not to panic because of much bad news. We need to figure out how to protect our coins. Buying a hardware wallet may help us protect the coins. But you can use an old computer or phone that you don't use and send your coins on that device. You can use the multi wallet to store the coins.
Yes, buying a hardware wallet will definitely save our money and currencies, and it is a good option for those who want to hold their currencies in the long term and not for daily trading, although the hardware wallet is somewhat expensive depending on the model of it that you will buy, your currencies after years will be in a safe place and you will be the only one in control of it, because it will be offline, and if you lose your wallet, you will be able to recover it through recovery phrases, so yes, cold wallets are better than exchange wallets that are vulnerable to hacking at any moment.

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November 27, 2022, 09:36:28 PM
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We are fine if we can control our coins and not keep them in the exchanges. I agree with the suggestion from @OP to save it in the cold wallet because that is the safest way to protect our coins from a bad things that can happen with the exchanges. But I am trying not to panic because of much bad news. We need to figure out how to protect our coins. Buying a hardware wallet may help us protect the coins. But you can use an old computer or phone that you don't use and send your coins on that device. You can use the multi wallet to store the coins.
Yes, buying a hardware wallet will definitely save our money and currencies, and it is a good option for those who want to hold their currencies in the long term and not for daily trading, although the hardware wallet is somewhat expensive depending on the model of it that you will buy, your currencies after years will be in a safe place and you will be the only one in control of it, because it will be offline, and if you lose your wallet, you will be able to recover it through recovery phrases, so yes, cold wallets are better than exchange wallets that are vulnerable to hacking at any moment.
Buying a hardware wallet is not a bad option but at the same time since the collapse of the FTX exchange hardware wallet manufactures have reported a huge increase in the demand for their devices, so if you buy one now it is possible they will be unable to meet the demand and you will need to wait for it, and if that is the case you cannot really leave your coins at an exchange as they could collapse during that time, so during that time it would be necessary to use a software wallet to secure your coins.
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November 27, 2022, 09:39:52 PM
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I think this Option is for those who don't trust crypto exchanges. The safest way to store crypto is to keep the currency in a cold wallet. It may not be the most convenient solution, but it is a safe one, given the prevalence of hacks and scams in the world of cryptocurrencies. I think it's a good time to start testing the cold storage and semi-cold storage features found on some popular exchanges and wallets.
There’s already a trust issue after what happened to FTX since they prove that if you don’t have keys for that wallet, then your money is not safe at all. Cold storage are advisable for long term investors and those who have huge money, I only trust exchanges for my trading activities, aside from this I’m not using them to store my crypto. Investing on a hard wallet can be more worth it, don’t hesitate to get one especially now.
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November 27, 2022, 09:57:01 PM
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That's what I've done for a long time before I've acquired my hardware wallet. I've also read it from someone in the forum and found it as a good suggestion.

I did have an old laptop and connected it for a while in the internet so that I can download Electrum and then did the transfers and kept bitcoin on that wallet I've from that laptop and took a long time until I've connected it back again for doing transfers during the bull run.

It's a good alternative but just make sure that you're putting it on a good surface that no one can ever touch it except you.

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