To ensure that they are never frozen, you must use non-custodial wallets such as Cake Wallet or Exodus.
There aren't that many quality multi-coin software wallets that tick the important boxes, such as non-custodial and open-source. Exodus wallet only ticks one of them. Regardless, I have never felt like this is a good wallet. Every now and then, stories have pooped up involving mysterious "hacks" and the disappearance of funds from Exodus. I wouldn't want to use it. Cake Wallet and Unstoppable Wallet are perhaps a better pair of software wallets for multi-coin holders.
But still even if we use cake wallet or unstoppable wallet, our USD Tether can still be frozen, true ? I think it is by design that tether can freeze USDT from any wallet or exchange
Yes, but that was in response to the question of whether a centralized exchange could freeze BTC.
To ensure that they are never frozen, you must use non-custodial wallets such as Cake Wallet or Exodus.
There aren't that many quality multi-coin software wallets that tick the important boxes, such as non-custodial and open-source. Exodus wallet only ticks one of them. Regardless, I have never felt like this is a good wallet. Every now and then, stories have pooped up involving mysterious "hacks" and the disappearance of funds from Exodus. I wouldn't want to use it. Cake Wallet and Unstoppable Wallet are perhaps a better pair of software wallets for multi-coin holders.
Usually, I mostly use Trust Wallet. Does this also count as a non-custodial wallet?
I know Cake Wallet — I’ve used it before. When I stored my XRM, I used Cake Wallet.
Unfortunately, despite being non-custodial, Trust Wallet is not trustworthy. A few weeks ago, they were hacked and users lost several million dollars.
Earlier, I wrote that Exodus might also be a good option, but I take that back and also consider it a poor option after they stop support XMR. I really don't like that.
Cake Wallet is really great, but only their wallet, the rest of their services need more improvement.