Hello,
Suppose I would expand my BTC portfolio to 10 or 15 BTC.....how would you store such a big amount of coins?
Ofcourse I would use a hardware wallet, but if I store them all on 1 wallet and I lose the wallet, or the house gets on fire and it burns, then I have lost those coins forever? Or are there still ways to get to the coins somehow in that case?
Would you advise to store let's say 15 BTC on 3 different hardware wallets (5BTC each), or would you spread it out even more? Ofcourse I'm not gonna buy more than max. 3 hardware wallets but in that case maybe 15 different laptop wallets (Electrum, Jaxx, Exodus etc.) with 1BTC each on it is safer?
I'm looking for the safest way to store a big amount of BTC and to minimize the risks of losing a big amount.
Published by the booming cryptocurrency industry, this industry is still facing certain security challenges and recently, Bleeping Computer reported a dubious issue where hackers (hackers) needed more than 2.3 million wallets.
The attacker received using malware to gain access to the user's email address. Surprisingly, Kaspersky Lab had predicted an attack that would occur later.
- Avoid clicking links that look avoided and interesting. If you see a cryptocurrency website that has HTTP instead of HTTPS in the address bar and looks weird, don't click on it.
- Always follow the original or verified social media account and click on social media links that don't look fake. In fact, to protect your wallet is protected, support to open links on Sosmed for websites that you trust.
- Don't care about the bot on slack. They help to free up your digital currency. Secure your slack channel with Metacert if possible.
- NEVER install the crypto extension in your browser. You should work with a normal user experience to stay safe rather than downloading an extension that will end in regret forever.