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>Trezor/Ledger hardware wallet

Or

>2FA activated on gdax/binance

Which do you prefer and why?

>> No.7712736

>>7712704
Private key, encrypted and stored on various hardware devices and somewhere inconspicuous online.

>> No.7712818 [DELETED] 

This exchange is great, please use https://binance.wtf/ redirects to my ref so we can get back 20% of trade fees!

>> No.7712836
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7712836

i want that EVA suit after she has been wearing it all day fighting angels

imagine the mix of feminine sweat and fart build up in that tight shit

>> No.7712857

>>7712836
this but unironically

>> No.7712860

>>7712736
not as safe as a Ledger/Trezor

>> No.7712861

Never keep anything on exchanges unless you want to get goxxed or cryptsy'd.

>> No.7712888

>>7712836
Minus the fart, sweat from a hot chick is actually kinda nice

>> No.7712890
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>>7712704
Glacier Protocol

>> No.7712924

>>7712860
>keeping your decentralized assets on a centralized container
kek

>> No.7712932

Safer to keep on hardware wallet but you can have stoplosses on exchange so you don't get dumped on while sleeping.

>> No.7712947

>>7712704
>>Trezor/Ledger hardware wallet

>Or

>>2FA activated on gdax/binance

>Which do you prefer and why?

If you think this is an (X)OR then you deserve to lose your coins

>> No.7712950

I understand both have their issues.

>Trusting a chrome extension and proprietary hardware

Or

>Mt. Gox tier event

That's why I can't decide which is better. Ultimately its what i fear the worst. And at the moment im ok with about 3btc on binance

>> No.7713004

>>7712947
Fair enough

>> No.7713017

>>7712950

dont ever trust those hardware wallets, sure their software is open source, but the firmware sure as hell aren't, also its manufactured by gooks so its obviously filled with flaws and backdoors

i'd rather keep it on exchanges than ever consider using a hardware wallet

paper wallets is the only secure way to go, no need to rely on hardware or exchanges, just the blockchain itself

>> No.7713020

>>7712704
no comment on choice of wallet but today I was at a petrol station and while waiting for my turn at the register I noticed they were selling Trezors there

>> No.7713071

>>7713017
you high?

>> No.7713083

>>7713017
Oh look another retard

>> No.7713109

>>7712932
Sleep? What is that?
I have not seen this word in 5 months.

>> No.7713116

>>7713071
>>7713083
>t. cucks using their money on a shitty gook usb stick filled with backdoors and proprietary firmware

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>>7712704
congrats if this is bait...

you're asking if you should hand over your crypto to a third party for safe keeping, or hold your own keys in a secure wallet.... hmmm I FUCKING WONDER????

>> No.7713285

I don't understand why you people keep asking this.

A. You fucking enable 2FA and every shit you can get in order to help your shitty account on some shit website have at least tiny chances of survival (given your clueless shit pc is full of trojans and whatnot)

B. you estimate the risk and distribute your assets,send in small chunks, be on multiple not obviously scam/bitfailing exchanges.

C. You create a new key pair for every decent sized holding _offline_ and send your assets to that wallet - so the keys to that wallet have _never_ been online

D. if you ever send from one of those wallets, you boot from a RO medium (unless you are pro and use a suffently protected system like firewalled openbsd or a qubes os or something like that)

E. if you absolutely need it, you can use a ledger, but if you connect that ledger to some pajeets+bitches MEW, then you are literally retarded for keeping such a high security with the rest of your setup, because they will just MITM your transaction you will never know because you are a retard (you would know how to securely sign your transaction without a ledger if you were not, don't even try to deny it)

F. unless you are a pro trader in which case you need a different strategy - I'm a senior consultant for hire btw

>> No.7713345

>>7713285
>E. if you absolutely need it, you can use a ledger, but if you connect that ledger to some pajeets+bitches MEW, then you are literally retarded for keeping such a high security with the rest of your setup, because they will just MITM your transaction you will never know because you are a retard (you would know how to securely sign your transaction without a ledger if you were not, don't even try to deny it)

you can't MITM a ledger you fag wannabe consultant. it shows you what address it's sending the coins to on the ledger itself and if you still press the send button despite it showing the address you don't deserve your money anyway

>> No.7713397

>>7713345
> normie retard usually reporting "something wronk with mah putah" will totally read a lenghty number and notice it's different

You have never been working with lusers

>> No.7714242

Bump

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Have 150k on binance dont have f2a or anything lol i dont even think my norton has been updated since like 2010 or whatever

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>no EVA porn yet
what is even the point of this thread

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>>7712924
>not having 8 different ledgers and trezors and dividing your funds into each to keep your decentralized funds in centralized containers so your money is decentralized

>> No.7715078

>>7714554
Good luck desu

>> No.7716174

One final bump

>> No.7716789

I trust that exchanges are better at security than I am. You can't expect the average person to learn what all this means >>7713285

Hardware wallets are just USB sticks with buttons and LEDs. Would be a scam if it weren't for the price locking feature but that doesn't add to its security.