Quote from: Hienhienhb on April 19, 2018, 06:44:58 AM

In the near future, no. Your Bitcoin is not likely a to be hacked through classical computing attacks. However, there is a 15% chance quantum computing will render bitcoins current encryption methodology vulnerable. So if you are looking at a time frame of 7-15 years, then yes. That is when the risk of loss in Bitcoin may increase. Financial and governmental institutions are already making preparations because of the infrastructural necessities of post quantum security. It is nearly impossible to hack the Bitcoin network and steal Bitcoins. You will need to find the private key for a particular public address. The possibilities are limitless.

I do not think that btc can be hacked. There are some people who said that the most safest way to save btc is through hardware btc wallet. But I do not know anything about that. So the most simple yet the best way to save is through web based wallet. Just make sure that the os you use does not cointain any virus or suspicious programs. Just change your password every week, every month, or every year. I think I can only give this as for your solution. I myself do not and never change my password if there are some things suspicious happen. That is because I use my btc only my house and transfer it from my house, that is all, hahaha.