those deals are usually a very good opportunity to buy a ledger wallet.
I just saw now that Ledger is offering a 15 USD voucher for ledger nano S e 25 for nano X. Personally I don't find it very useful because I don't use Coinfy, but I would try their service just to use my voucher... if possible.
https://shop.ledger.com/pages/valentines-day-special-offers
I read the post you mentioned, and I will make some comments on it here:
I think Hardware wallets are the best option for newbies and newcomers. Offline computers and smartphones can certainly work very well, but a small mistake can have terrible consequences. Hardware wallets are easy to setup and use, and a newbie hardly would make a mistake using a hardware wallet.
So, if you are a newcomer and you are not a computer/security expert, I would definitely recommend a hardware wallet. I have one, and i love it. I recommend to everyone I know who uses crypto.
I just saw now that Ledger is offering a 15 USD voucher for ledger nano S e 25 for nano X. Personally I don't find it very useful because I don't use Coinfy, but I would try their service just to use my voucher... if possible.
https://shop.ledger.com/pages/valentines-day-special-offers
I read the post you mentioned, and I will make some comments on it here:
You can also ask yourself, do you really need a Hardware wallet at all?
They are not perfect and there are alternative ways for storing your crypto, including offline computer or smartphone with installed wallet and only used for this purpose.
They are not perfect and there are alternative ways for storing your crypto, including offline computer or smartphone with installed wallet and only used for this purpose.
I think Hardware wallets are the best option for newbies and newcomers. Offline computers and smartphones can certainly work very well, but a small mistake can have terrible consequences. Hardware wallets are easy to setup and use, and a newbie hardly would make a mistake using a hardware wallet.
So, if you are a newcomer and you are not a computer/security expert, I would definitely recommend a hardware wallet. I have one, and i love it. I recommend to everyone I know who uses crypto.