Quote from: -Multivitamina- on January 30, 2020, 03:11:51 PM

Choosing a crypto-wallet is usually one of the first challenges that a rookie cryptocurrency user has to face. Of course, the internet is full of guides on how to make the choice. Those guides can be good or bad, reasonable or silly, free or sponsored, and so forth. Still, while such reviews are abundant, there are much fewer pieces speaking about what NOT to choose.

We asked Jeff Fawkes, a cryptocurrency investigator, to take a look at the wallets that he believes people should avoid. In this piece, he speaks about the bad seeds and explains in great detail what is wrong with them and why rookies should keep away. Even though its Mr. Fawkes personal opinion that we not necessarily share, his investigation shows that at least part of the crypto-community does. And this fact alone makes it worth the attention.

https://forklog.media/dont-trust-the-wallet-in-apartment-23-what-bitcoin-wallets-have-worst-reputation-and-why/

It all depends on the level of security and trust. There are many good wallets however this way of storing crypto is a priori risky. So it remains to find fraudulent wallets and avoid them, here is the success formula