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>>17690231
>USB
Good job proving you don't understand how they work.

>>17690231
name one single thing thats more secure that doesnt require me spinning up a linux box on a DBANd air-gapped computer

>>17690231
I just memorize my mnemonic keys because I'm not a fucking brainlet who needs a JewSB to manage his keys for him.

>>17690330

Yeah? Good luck signing transactions offline you fucking retard

>>17690454
well its not like your transactions will go through offline anyway

Seethe poorfag

>>17690330
>>17690454
so much anger, jesus christ

It amazes me how many luddites are into crypto.

>>17690290
>DBAN
why not reinstall the system after use?

>>17690231
ledger and trezor are 100% backdoored, the trezor/ledger exit scam will be ridiculous

>>17690454
Lol

>>17692319
It amazes me how many retards are into crypto.

Enjoy your "firmware updates"

>>17690231
don't waste money on usb just store on exchange... I have 80k Links on there no issue at all

>>17690290
who tf do you know of that knows enough to air gap their shit that actually fucking runs some bullshit like dban instead of just dd or fucking shred? maybe youre better off sticking with holding onto a ledger or whatever they're calling dad's wallet these days .. until he decides he wants it back of course.

>>17692510
Are you phone posting?

>>17690330
lol but you cant save the value, i have 10 btc locked at 20k$ eazy money

>>17690231

Ledger or Trezor? redpill me

>>17692252
I'm blown away by how passionate people on this site are over trivial matters.

>>17692510
lol if it's Binance.
Who's linkies you think they'll be selling when they run out?

For link Ledger is easier as they support it and you don’t need to go to my ether wallet to access your linkies

>>17690231
I bought three of them because VIRES IN NUMERIS

>>17694019
Trezor is far superior, you can choose to encrypt and it will make you type a password on startup after PIN and whatever password you use creates its own wallet.

EG. if you make password: Password then when you login you will have a different wallet to if you enter:password or passworD.

This means you can have a hidden wallet, so you are safe from every single form of attack, including the hammer to the face attack (just have a password with small amount of funds and keep your stack on the large wallet)

>t. Own every single hardware wallet and part of my business is to charge normies and boomers $500 for an appointment where I let them test them all, chose the one they like best then show them how to set-up and give them a brand new one.

>>17692448
trezor is open source.

>>17690231
You know what, if you don't know what a Secure Element is then just shut your fucking mouth while smart people are talking.

>>17694019
I would say Trezor because it's fully open source and open hardware, and also because it's easier to use and are fully compatible with Linux Debian and derivatives.
Ledger has more coins thought.

I just put my stuff on crypto.com for the interest. No hacks yet. Free links and free bat, free xrp.

>>17690231
Is it bad to keep my linkies on coinbase?

Literally just memorize your seed, it's only 24 words at most

>>17695207

What’s the difference between that and the 25th temporary seed word that you can enter on the ledger? Same shit no?

I hope your coins get stolen by chinks

>>17694019
I bought a Trezor first. It was a piece of shit. Most coins aren’t even stored on it. For example any Ethereum or Ethereum token Trezor just sends you to myetherwallet. I returned it and got a Ledger and the Ledger is really great.

>>17697116
You can do also a combo of second pin accessing a hidden wallet or use as many extra passphrases up to 100 characters on ledger

Also no need to use myetherwallet anymore for ledger so that's nice just one less step

Also just get the nano s the x is an overpriced shit that adds no real usefulness unless you're in the 0.5 percent of use cases

I've heard choosing an easy 25th word can be easily cracked if your 24words are exposed so it's better to use a sentence or something long and complex but at that point I'd almost be more worried I'll just forget the extra long inputs

>>17690231
Works for me.

>>17690231
I just bought one lol. I want to put all my crypto in a safe where I can't Fomo or panic buy/sell and leave it for months.

Good idea

>>17692551
i use a p3 800 with a cracked boot of windows me with no network card.

>Smartphone. No SIM card. Airplane mode. Powered off and not connected to wifi unless used for transactions.

That's all you gotta do.

>>17697116
Because then you have to enter full seed every time.
Just plug in trezor, type pin, type passcode. Super convenient.

Plus color touchscreen is so much better, looks wise and viewing transaction info.