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too dead inside to care. if I lose everything on binance then so be it

>>9117685
Sry to hear that dude, i look forward to the suicide live steams in the future, give me a shout out before you follow though

What if you lose the trezor?

How is this usb stick better than cold wallet with seed words hidden somewhere

>>9117855
Bc even if you have a computer with malware ect the private key stays on the hardware wallet. the only other way to make sure that you don't get your private key stolen is to boot into a live linux or similar. the seed words are just to recover the wallet (private key).

>>9117842
it's not about suicide, it's about not giving a fuck

>>9117685
Same

Binance is such a huge buisiness that it wouldnt be in their interest to exit scam. Its in their intrest to protect their users with all they have and keep trust.

The way I see it, binance is more secure then hardware wallet.

FUNDS ARE SAFE

>>9117968
>exit scam
i never mention that
I do find it really odd though that I have tiny amounts of coins that i can't do fuck all with, all those pennies from every customer must add up.....
sry delusional newfags funds are not safe as you have no way to verify the funds are safe, apart form taking a chinks word

>>9117987
FUNDS ARE SAFE

>>9117640
I use metamask. I have a few grand. Isn’t that enough?

>>9117640
Trezor can be physically hacked if someone gets their hand on it.

>>9118299
its fixed

https://blog.trezor io/fixing-physical-memory-access-issue-in-trezor-2b9b46bb4522

>>9117907
what if
hear me out now
radical idea
what if you didn't do stupid shit on your computer in the first place and so didn't get malware?

>inb4 "muh anomalous hack the planet"
been on the internet for longer than your 20 years old ass has been alive, zero hacks
ALL hacking can be avoided with simple steps:
1) no social media, no attention whoring of any kind
2) no password reuse
3) no shady websites, no shady downloads
4) no physical access between your computer and other people, usb sticks from public computers, public networks

every so-called "security measure" exists only to protect 99% of the population from their catastrophically poor judgement and their inability to keep their dick in their pants
don't be retarded and nothing bad ever happens

>>9118260
did you boot up into a live version of linux? your computer is potentially compromised. why worry when you can secure it?

you could, but why worry for the small cost of the hardware wallet....

I have my keys in an encrypted folder on an encrypted machine. This is just as good as ledger nano.

>>9118387
Wouldn’t the cost of another machine be about the same as a ledger nano?

>>9118387
Dude, sweet, most are not as smart as you....

Hardware wallets are a fucking meme for 99% of the population. Even if you're a really paranoid type and worried about malware, you'd be better off using an old, secure airgapped laptop that you back up frequently.

Much easier to misplace and lose your keys by using a hardware wallet.

>>9117640
because why should I trust the company to produce a working wallet when I can make my own on piece of paper? fuck trusting someone

>>9118447
>Much easier to misplace and lose your keys by using a hardware wallet.
What the fuck are you on about....My seeds are on stainless steel plate secured in fire proof safe + backed up with trusted family.

>>9118544
Trezor is open source....

>>9118357
Relying only on operational security is the perfect recipee for disaster.
You should always have a backup solution, an hardware wallet can save your ass the say you do something stupid.

STOP THIS SHIT ALREADY WHO IS DOING THIS?

WHICH ONE OF YOU FAGGOTS HAS BOT SET TO WALL THE SHIT OUT OF XRP ?

>>9117968

Binance won’t exit scam, but they will always be vulnerable to hackers. OP is right which is why my hardware wallet is coming in today.

I was a victim in the March hack attack, and I genuinely believe binance got compromised. There are too many accounts of people never installing any APIs or bots, 2fa, using extra security every time they login (read that a guy on plebbit who seemed very technical in internet security that still got hacked despite not using any APIs or being phished), that still got hacked.

It’s not worth it, just get a hardware wallet.

>>9118645
It's a given that exchanges are not a guarantee, but why store your keys on a tiny piece of shit hardware that you might lose somewhere?

>>9118752
you can recover with the seed, the coins are not stored on the device....

>>9118752
That’s been answered in this thread and in about eleveny thousand before it.

>>9117640
got a ledger late last year after a close call with a piece of shit windows laptop. comfy af ever since.

90% of people would be better off keeping funds on a reliable exchange though. people are just too fucking lazy to secure their shit.

>>9118834
>people are just too fucking lazy to secure their shit.
I know that is why i started this thread, just wanted to help ppl feel comfy AF also