/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26952085
Ultimately you want to generate your own keys offline. If you want to use a hot wallet, use one that allows 2 factor for any outbound transfers. I use Trust wallet as it allows me to directly use uniswap on the fly. Hardware wallets are ok, but it's one of those things where we may not know if any exploits previously unknown to the hardware manufacturers. Best idea is to have multiple wallets to keep your stacks decentralized. I know some who keep only one crypto per wallet and then even divide those stacks up to other wallets too. Friend of mine has over 25 different seed phrases for his holdings.
But to be perfectly honest if you're new coinbase is a good starter platform to get your feet wet, then when confident move your coins as soon as you can to your very own wallet.

>>23364420
Yeah, people won't vote unless it's a Twitter Poll or something, has to be effortless for crypto normies to actually do something. Most wait around for wen moon and contribute nothing to the space.