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>>10256615
Its safer if you have a hardware wallet to interact with mew.

>>10256615
Nothing on the internet is safe. If you're asking if it's safe, you're probably better off writing it down on a piece of paper. Now here's the hard part, you can't lose that piece of paper.

>>10256615
why are people asking if shits safeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ARE U RETARDEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED


>cryptocurrency is based on cryptography public/private key pairs,
>Literally the only way to get "hacked" or lose your money is if your private key is LOST FOREVER or gets in the hands of someone else

>>10256615
both are chink scams

>>10256687
That said so when u access sofware wallets online like my ether wallet etc,

ALWAYS ONLY ALWAYS log in with an encrypted version of your key like a json file or conversion which required a password ATLEAST, bam

>The internet was not designed with security in mind. The only protection invented for the internet is PASSWORDS and ENCRYPTION

>>10256623
He fell for the hardware wallet meme LOL

>>10256714
Its objectively a safer way to interact with mew and dexes vs inputting your private key.

>>10256781

one can also sign the transaction on own node and the key never leaves

if you send your key to anyone but paper and pencil youre asking to get hacked

>>10256615
noob method. grab win zip. put text file in a zip, now encrypt it with winzips 256 option. now its encrypted. put that zip in a new zip file. encrypt again. Now you need 2 passwords to get into it. Back those passwords up on paper in a safety deposit box or two. throw your double encrypted zip on a few thumb drives. put them multiple places.

>>10256666
checked

>>10256615
>trusting an established team vs trusting a lone thot
wow I wonder which