What is best place to store/hide this for security?

[Anonymous No.50424518]

Just started crypto. Thanks all

[Anonymous No.50424579]

>>50424518
I used to hide my weed behind electric outlet covers.

[Anonymous No.50424584]

[Anonymous No.50424610]

>>50424518
JUST avoid picrel - if you find one tho?
its already too late.

[Anonymous No.50424617]

>>50424518
Rule no.1 of cypto:
1. Never talk about crypto to anyone irl

There, you don't need anything else for security

[Anonymous No.50424640]

>>50424617
Based.
Monero truly should be shilled to the greater public though. Americans need financial privacy from Jews.

[Anonymous No.50424659]

>>50424518
You need to keep the seed words and the ledger safe.

The issue with ledger is that integration with metamask has always been flaky at best. I prefer using the Tangem card. It's better because there are no seed words, only backup cards. The cards have a pin number so even if they are stolen, the funds cannot be accessed. You connect to DApps using wallet connect, which is supported by most major DApps.

If you have small amounts of funds, something like CNDL or some other microcap tokens like ATRI and DRC, just using metamask is great but once the price of CNDL goes up, you definitely need a hardware wallet. I hear it will be integrated with the Tangem wallet soon.

[Anonymous No.50424693]

>just memorize a hundreds random words and carry around a piece of plastic to access your imaginary money that's stored in the cyber-nowhere

yeah nah, I'll keep my coins on the exchange. If they go down, I can just sue.

[Anonymous No.50424742]

in your asshole.

[Anonymous No.50424747]

>>50424610
Ananas

[Anonymous No.50424766]

>>50424693
>If they go down, I can just sue.
This. Celsius baggies are legitimately retarded for not keeping enough money off the exchange to sue them if this ever happened.

[Anonymous No.50424802]

>>50424518
Safest is to just destroy it and then if you need to withdraw then you order a new one

[Anonymous No.50425044]

>>50424518
You can skip most of the bs is set up by getting a friend to post crypto to your address, so that most of the forms auto complete.
Do you need a hand? Post your address here and I'll send you 5c

[Anonymous No.50425177]

>>50424802
This wouldn't actually work, r-right?

[Anonymous No.50425210]

>>50424518
Up your ass, so the VC don't find it.

[Anonymous No.50425234]

>>50425177
As long as you've got your recovery information, you don't need the physical device

[Anonymous No.50425428]

>>50424518
Prison pocket

[Anonymous No.50425783]

>>50425234
>Device not needed

[Anonymous No.50425851]

>>50424617
This.
Absolutely never tell friends or family about crypto.

[Anonymous No.50425875]

>>50425177
Yes it would. Your coins aren’t actually stored on the device they are still on the blockchain. The device just lets you access and move them. After getting a new device you can generate your old wallet onto the new device using your seed

[Anonymous No.50425897]

>>50425851
I talk with my family about the technology (specifically of Monero) because it's so revolutionary, but I refuse to tell them how much I have.

[Anonymous No.50426313]

>>50424518
Monster jam trucks (the ones from spin master) can be unscrewed easily.
Get something big, like the grave digger truck or a van. Tape the USB drive inside and screw it back.

[Anonymous No.50426573]

>>50425234
>>50425875
How do I get access to the coins if I still have the seed but can’t get a new device?

[Anonymous No.50426613]

>>50426573
And is there any possibility that I lose access to my coins because of some fuckery from ledgers site?

[Anonymous No.50426648]

>>50426613
No

[Anonymous No.50426765]

>>50426573
It's a standardised format. You can use any ordinary wallet, like Electrum or whatever. You don't actually need a physical device. Here's the result of 10 seconds of startpage.

[Anonymous No.50426794]

>>50426313

yeah and just out of sudden your mom/wife/fuckslut decides to give away this cute toys to the neighbours kids or donate it to fucking nigeria or just throw this kidshit into the trash and like that - its gone!

[Anonymous No.50426855]

>>50424693
Worked well for mt gox, quadriga cx, and coinsmarkets victims. Its going well for Celsius depositors, too. Great idea.

[Anonymous No.50426931]

>>50424518
Encrypted tails live usb

[Anonymous No.50426982]

>>50424518
Never show your fingerprint online anon, I already slept with your mother because of your lax security practices, take care next time

[Anonymous No.50427007]

>>50426931
Hardware wallets are tiny, airgapped computers that can be taken anywhere.

Tails is made for browsing the internet anonymously on random computers without leaving a trace. Completely different use cases. Installing OpenBSD without any networking software on an airgapped raspberry pi would be the most similar option to a hardware wallet.

[Anonymous No.50427243]

>>50424518
>ledger
you know you paid money the globohomo's to track every fucking penny you own on that thing right.

[Anonymous No.50427301]

>>50425234
>>50425875
I know that the coins are always on the blockchain. I'm not THAT uninformed. I just don't see the point of having a hardware wallet if you can lose/destroy it and not lose access to your coins.

[Anonymous No.50427396]

>>50427301
Because if you use it correctly, only using it to sign transfers out and never connect it to anything then it is essentially unexploitable

[Anonymous No.50427449]

>>50424518
Hollow out part of a really boring book on your bookshelf that nobody will ever open and hide it in there

[Anonymous No.50427495]

>>50426765
could you please you restore the wallet in ops pic and get me the wallet address? I'm really curious to see its history but am too lazy :(

[Anonymous No.50428190]

>>50424518
>What is best place to store/hide this for security


one could use metamask or so but still need the wallet to be secured probably by a functional protocol like the ORE ID or sort of

[Anonymous No.50428276]

>>50426765
Thanks for helping a brainlet out, much appreciated.
>>50427396
But the computer I use it with has to be connected to the internet to use it, or no?

[Anonymous No.50428562]

>>50427243
ok bro whats best to keep your coins?

[Anonymous No.50428588]

If you have to ask that question, you are most certainly a retard that shouldn't own crypto.

[Anonymous No.50428622]

>>50428276
No, not necessarily. You could even sign transactions on an airgapped computer, then transfer via USB and broadcast them on a connected machine. If you're using a desktop software wallet that would be prudent. But with a hardware wallet that is not necessary, that's the whole point, the signing happens on the actual device where the private key never leaves.

The main point of a hardware wallet is that it's basically the maximum security you can get while STILL being able to USE your wallet/accounts conveniently. Connect to dapps, sign transactions, etc.

If you just want to create an account for receiving funds and you don't care (yet) about signing anything, then you don't even need a computer at all. Just get some dice and the BIP wordlist and generate your own seed phrase. You can also derive your individual accounts and public addresses from it all offline by following the spec, if you really wanted to.

When you get a hardware wallet, it automatically generates a new seed phrase for you, that is used to derive all private keys / accounts for all coins. But you're not meant to JUST store the physical device. You also need to write down that seed phrase and store that SUPER SECURELY (can even split it up). Store the physical device securely too, but also within reach if you plan on actually signing msgs/txs.

The device is just a convenience wrapper for your seed phrase. As long as you have the SP backed up / stored properly, the only thing you lose if you lose the device is the ability to conveniently sign/transfer stuff.

[Anonymous No.50428800]

>>50426613
No anon. Ledgers are secure. Personally, for more security on blockchains, I use privacy solutions to keep my business under the radar of hackers and fraudsters.

[Anonymous No.50428926]

>>50428800
just spoon feed us on this mongolia horse forum

[Anonymous No.50429838]

>>50428562
look for the best wallet security and you'd be fine

[Anonymous No.50429905]

>>50424518
I cover it with a condom and insert it inside my rectum. Hasn't been stolen for 4 years now.

[Anonymous No.50429923]

>>50424518
Uranus

>>50424742
>>50425210
>>50425428

[Anonymous No.50430627]

>>50429838
how does wallet security works if i may ask?

[Anonymous No.50430899]

>>50430627
it simply takes your wallet far from hackers, and funds are secured; I don't need to apply my keys which basically reduces its exposure online

[Anonymous No.50430954]

>>50428926
no one is ready to spoon feed you fag, get your wallets secured and have custody over your funds

[Anonymous No.50431076]

1. Etch seed words into a titanium sheet
2. Place titanium sheet into a statue mold
3. Cast concrete statue around your seed phrase
4. Put statue in your garden

[Anonymous No.50431110]

>>50424610
pinapple craig write.

[Anonymous No.50431148]

>>50426794
Just use your seed phrase and move the funds you tard. By the time they figure out how to use it which most idiots in society probably won't you can move your shit

[Anonymous No.50431663]

biz useless as allways

[Anonymous No.50432278]

>>50431148
Lmao fucktards are still not informed

[Anonymous No.50432313]

>>50431148
when you have your wallets secured with ORE ID you really don't have to keep exposing your keys, it has a secure one-touch log-in

[Anonymous No.50432414]

>>50425897
same. most always say "i dont wanna talk about it i dont understand" despite me being willing to explain it, especially in the cases where they brought it up. my brother always goes, Im not buying, if you hit it big Ill expect my cut. I always give him a head tilt and a funny face. this aint the lottery you dumb fuck it's my money, if you think Im taking all the risk just so you can reap all the rewards you better find a new brother.

[Anonymous No.50432499]

>>50424518
i still fail to see how someone could be this dumb; was he high when he took the pic?

[Anonymous No.50433774]

>>50427243
Having all your assets traced and transaction history monitored sucks. This wouldn't be the case if chads use privacy solutions though.

[Anonymous No.50434742]

>>50425851
Never do. Fuck getting them to buy into this bs Ponzi scheme

[Anonymous No.50434825]

>>50424617
Hey Bro, my thumbnail drive failed and I really really needed one for this English paper. I found one in an old book in your room and I had to reformat 3 times before I could finally put the paper on it. Here is $20 for the drive, sorry I just took it but it was an EMERGENCY man

[Anonymous No.50434854]

>>50424617
this is a really good idea. it's tempting to talk about it to other people but it's much better to just keep it a secret for a lot of reasons. you do perhaps want a deadmans switch of sorts just in case you die to transfer it to someone you love but if you don't love anyone that isn't an issue.

[Anonymous No.50435087]

>>50432499
you know you can generate a wallet, write it down, take a pic and then wipe it and make a new one, right?