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Quote from: durop77 on May 16, 2023, 09:31:17 AM

I decided to buy a wallet and try to make money on the crypt. Which one to choose, is there at a price of more than $ 200 is there less, what to pay attention to? It is for a beginner, I don't want to lose a lot of money if something doesn't work out.

Buy passport. It is the best hardware wallet that I see now.

Trezor is my best before if you know about adding passphrase to your wallet while creating a wallet with it. Because without the passphrase, Trezor is not safe if stolen. An attack can be done if a thief stole the hardware wallet. Adding passhrase will let that not to happen. I like Trezor before the introduction of coinjoin with the help of wasabi wallet.

Bitbox02 is perfect except that it supports AOPP which many people do not like. It is only applicable to those in their country Switzerland, but it can be like a virus that can spread to other countries, people do not like Bitbox02 for that reason. But it is a very secure wallet that can be used.

Quote from: livingfree on May 16, 2023, 12:51:59 PM

Ledger or Trezor.

You have to exclude Ledger because it is one of the worst wallets that you can buy right now. If you want to know why, you can read this two topics:

@theymos - Time to update the current Ledger situaion @ Important Announcements?
Ledger Recovery - Send your (encrypted) recovery phrase to 3rd parties entities

Read the second topic which is the most important and can be seen on the first topic. Ledger is becoming stupider day by day.

Thank you for sharing. I had no idea that Ledger wasn't as safe as it was thought to be. I'm also planning to purchase a hardware wallet soon and was considering one of the two major brands. I would have bought one, but I'm currently away from home. Trezor is currently running a promotion for 15% off; the basic version starts at €58, which is nothing compared to the safety of your funds. Desktop wallets are generally safe, but the environment is usually the issue because of possible threats such as malware or keyloggers; thus, a hardware wallet is an ideal way to protect your funds without too much hassle.