Quote from: OcTradism on Today at 03:05:27 AM

Quote from: batang_bitcoin on September 14, 2025, 11:42:16 PM

I second your opinion. If the money isn't going to be spent, it's best to just store it on a wallet that you're not going to use often. Hardware wallet is what the majority will say about this or an airgapped wallet which suits it. I don't practice this because I've got my funds stored on a wallet that I only access a few times when I have to, like when it's time to dump and sell.

All funds need to be spent, now or in the future, by you or by the another person, so it's not good to think that if you plan to spend your money, you should store it in a hot wallet and ignore many security warnings.

It's better to pay same attention and practice similarly with your funds stored in either hot wallets or cold wallets. Fund is fund and it's your money that need to be secured and kept as safest as possible.

Well, that's about the funds that are good for long term holding. So, if they have that plan for their funds, they shouldn't put that on any exchange. All exchanges are prone to hacking and all of their funds are likely to be gone when they become a victim, we've seen it several times from the big exchanges on how it happened.

Quote from: OcTradism on Today at 03:05:27 AM

If you are careless with small fund, you will get familiar with such practice and become careless with bigger funds.
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I agree, if you don't know how to take care of small funds, how much more with bigger funds?