Do you use a hardware wallet to store your crypto assets? Well, I don't use a hardware wallet because crypto is illegal here, so hardware wallets are not sold. I can buy online through international ecommerce sites but I could land into trouble during the handling of the package. THus, I have never tried to purchase a hardware wallet.
Do you use a hardware wallet?
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I have never seen a person that uses a hardware wallet. I don't know how it even looks like. All my crypto friends use software wallets or exchanges.
I don't use hardware wallets. I'm fine with Trust Wallet and Metamask, as long as I have my keys. If you want to buy online, there are those sold with discounts through Coingecko or Coinmarketcap. Just collect candies or diamonds.
I only make use of Binance wallet. It works very well for me which is why I haven't looked into using hardware wallet.
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You can store your crypto assets on Binance but it is not a wallet, it is a Centralized Crypto Exchange. There is a danger of using centralized crypto exchanges. Remember, FTX was once third biggest crypto exchange, and not it is a defunct company.
This is my first time hearing about this. I don't use a hardware wallet tho
Yes, some of them are not very expensive, a ledger wallet can be bought for less than $ 70 the most affordable and can be paid if I remember well some of them with Bitcoin or Litecoin.
People do say that hardware wallet is the best and secure way to save our cryptocurrency, but I don't agree with them because once the hardware crash or damaged, the our fund is gone. So I don't like it but I prefer offline wallet like coinomi
This is not true, you have your seed keys which you must keep safe because if the device breaks you can replicate your wallet by introducing your seed keys in another device, I am telling you as a ledger user.
I have not used the hardware wallet before but I know it's a safe way to keep cryptocurrency.
