How to set up hardware wallets for securing your crypto assets

Hardware wallets, often known as “cold storage” devices, are a kind of cryptocurrency wallet that saves private keys in a hardware device that the user may keep readily accessible. Hardware wallets store your private keys offline, making them hack-proof and suitable for storing valuable assets like cryptocurrencies and NFTs.

Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins: Exchanges Rush to Prevent FUD as Contagion Fears Mount

The community negatively views centralized exchanges due to the recent FTX saga as Exchanges try to prevent FUD amidst fears of contagion. The post Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins: Exchanges Rush to Prevent FUD as Contagion Fears Mount appeared first on BeInCrypto.

BitBox02 Review – is it a good option for cold storage?

This year has been brutal thus far in the cryptocurrency markets. Among the bearish… The post BitBox02 Review – is it a good option for cold storage? appeared first on CoinJournal.

Web3 wallet provider Slope linked to Solana attack

After the Solana attack that started on August 2, details have emerged linking a…

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Why Use An Air-Gapped Computer (AGC) For Bitcoining?

Use of an air-gapped computer improves general operational security relative to the exposure other devices experience.

Coinbase announces support for hardware wallets, starting with Ledger

The partnership will take into effect during the first quarter of 2022, with the Coinbase mobile app planning to also support Ledger down the road.