Quote from: kingstep on Today at 03:47:00 PM

What happens when you store your coin in an exchange that ends up being hacked? What will then be the use of your seed phrase? Seed phrase is important but as much as it's important, the wallet one uses is also important.

There's not supposed to be a comparison between seed phrase and wallet because all wallet have seed phrase but not all wallet are secured which makes it necessary that one choose the right wallet that's safest and isn't subsciptible to hack. Hardware wallet gives you full control of your coin but if you're using anyhow wallet like a random exchange, it's as if you're giving the exchange the right over your coin.

Exchange are of course not advisable for long-term storage due to potential hackers and other security breach. Remember that hardware wallet are physical devices just like your mobile phones and as such, they are prone to theft and physical damage. Now if something like this happens, it is your seedphrase that makes it possible to recover and gain access to your funds.

For clarification, no comparison was been done in the writeup, infact fam, the main point in the post was simply to highlight that even if you’re using the most secure wallet in the whole wide world, it’s your proper handling of the seed phrase that makes it possible to regain access to your crypto wallet in case you loose guard your phone or hardware wallet.