Quote from: mk4 on Today at 09:16:44 AM

Quote from: LDL on Today at 08:57:28 AM

My balance (BTC)

Just a heads up: potentially risking yourself due to exposing your holdings aside if you don't actively trade your bitcoin, it'd probably be the best idea to withdraw your funds to a reputable hardware wallet(Ledger/Trezor).

https://cryptosec.info/exchange-hacks

No need to remind @OP to transfer his coins to hardware wallet, he was recommend it to anyone in the last month, but he's the one who not hold it on hardware wallet lol. So we can assume @OP is have 2 mentalities here Roll Eyes

Quote from: LDL on November 25, 2022, 04:36:16 PM

Quote from: Cruxleo on November 24, 2022, 09:39:34 AM

1. How can I keep my Bitcoin safe?

Day by day people are losing faith in the exchange after the FTX Centralized Exchange was hacked. Now people don't want to store their cryptocurrency on centralized exchanges. So they want to choose trusted wallets as an alternative to centralized exchanges. A trusted wallet usually refers to a hardware or cold wallet. Because the private key of the hardware or cold wallet is usually controlled by the user. So there is no possibility of hacking.

Some hardware & Cold wallets...

Ledger Nano S
Trezor M1
Safepal S1
Steel Bitcoin wallet
Trezor Model T for Next Generation
Secux W20
SecuxV20
D'CENT Biometric wallet

Ellipal titan Bundle
Ellipal titan mini
Coolwallet pro
Atomic Wallet
KeepKey
Armory offline bitcoin wallet
Bitbox