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I've been out of the loop for a fair while, just HODLing everything into hardware wallets because #longgame and I don't wanna have a heart attack through rapid trading, but I'm curious what most people these days are using.
I'm old guard, and wayback when, it seemed the only options for 100$ security were hardware airgapped wallets and manually signing transfers offline then shifting them to an online machine to broadcast
Then there was running a full node because fuckit why not, then thin clients that kept all your keys locally, then web wallets.
I'm wondering how thing's have changed.
Looking around, Exodus caught my eye. Sure your keys are local, but it's partially closed source, has integrated trading, and the old rule of "If your computer's compromised, you're fucked" seems to be their fucking slogan for brushing off security concerns.
I know I'm basically a crypto boomer, but does anyone use this stuff? If I was gonna have a machine with a net connected wallet, I'd go out and buy a laptop for that job and that job only, and never use it for anything else.
I'm thinking of shifting around assets, and it's really bringing into question the security of my devices.

Fuck, is there an easy solution for someone like me? Just use a shittywallet with one of them new fangdangled hardware wallets for security?