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I want to buy Bitcoin, but I'm concerned it could get stolen. Any tips?

>> No.25618432

Are hot thots really attracted to rich guys or is that just a meme? Do women really care about a guys money or not?

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>> No.25618725

>>25618368
I got my shit stolen from binance even tho i had the 2FA and all the usual bullshit and im not a retard.
I suspect it was through the phone as i also had the app.
I would recommend not getting anything on the phone not even a wallet.
Best bet is buy and put it in a cold wallet.

>> No.25618734

>>25618368
I like how the con men in the intelligence agencies who came up with this scam coin trolled the idiots who bought it by showing pictures of it coloured Gold as to tell them what they should have been buying while they sold them shit.

>> No.25618804

>>25618368
just keep it on a platform that focuses on bitcoin instead of adding support for every shitcoin out there, and is serious about multi sig. something like river financial is a good option.

>> No.25618960

>>25618725
>im not a retard.
>t.actual mental retard

>> No.25619598

Buy it on Coinbase and enable 2FA. All of their crypto is in cold storage which means it is entirely offline and cannot be hacked unless someone physically breaks into the location where the wallets are kept.

Hardware wallets are not immune to hacks as we learned recently. Software wallets are susceptible to being hacked too. Don't fall for the meme that keeping it on an exchange is bad.

>> No.25619655

>>25619598
>Hardware wallets are not immune to hacks as we learned recently
which hardware wallet has been hacked? Ledger's customer database was hacked, not their wallet. There's a Proof Of Concept exploit for Ledger but that isn't a hack that allows the attacker to take private keys from the device. as far as I know there's no hack that would allow anyone to get your private keys off a device, especially not remotely.

>> No.25619675

Yes anon! I have an ultra-secure encrypted wallet to allow for your Bit Coin currency to mature to allow for you to make the most money. PM me!

>> No.25619755

>>25619655
yeah he doesn't know what he's talking about
cold wallets are as secure as you can get

>> No.25619821

>>25618960
I may be slightly retarded , but what i meant im not a type of retard that clicks links or downloads executables on the internet.
Im completely clueless how an IP from Ukraine got ahold of my bags. This was mid 2018 after i didnt even log in for a few months.

>> No.25619886

>>25619755
>>25619655
>>25619598
>>25618725
What exactly is a cold wallet? I'm new to the crypto scene.

>> No.25619911

>>25618432
Have you ever met a woman?

>> No.25619969

>>25618368
Yes, send me all your bitcoins, Ill keep em safe

>> No.25620091

>>25619886
it means offline wallet on a computer not connected to the internet. not necessarily the same as a cold wallet.

a hardware wallet is a device you can use to store your wallet keys. it stores them securely in such a way that the keys never leave the device and can't be extracted even if the attacker has physical access. Even if your PC is 100% owned by a hacker and your HW wallet is plugged into the USB port the attacker still wouldn't be able to get your keys.

Ledger and Trezor are the most popular brands.