My “Perfect” Crypto Cold Wallet

[@cyberscrilla]

The wallets I mentioned in this video are as close to "perfect" as it gets. Use my discount codes in the description of this video to save money on a near-perfect cold wallet. ;) - Alex

[@NipponKiwi]

Your ideal wallet sounds ideal!

[@DanielNeubauer]

A battery is a must in my eyes, especially if you want to use it as an airgapped wallet.

[@cyberscrilla]

My perfect wallet wouldn’t be air gapped, thus requiring no battery

[@DanielNeubauer]

Why would you not want it airgapped?@@cyberscrilla

[@gregoryhicks6870]

Dude someone needs to make this happen like asap

[@JavisBoomTech]

Some of my favorite cold wallets are the Keystone Pro 3, Tangem, and ColdCard MK4. They each have unique features that I really like. But I gotta be honest, the SafePal X1 comes closets to my perfect cold wallet. It’s so close to taking the best features of my favorite 3 and rolling them into one perfect device! Get rid of the Bluetooth, add a QR camera instead, maybe a color display, a second security element, and call it day lol. The physical number buttons are so much more useful and practical for entering passcodes, especially long ones, than D-pad controls or touchscreens. With touchscreens being relatively small on these devices I almost always accidentally hit a wrong number when entering my passcode. And fingerprint scanners almost always require multiple attempts. Also, almost everybody that sees my SafePal X1 or ColdCard assume it’s a cheap little calculator. That’s exactly what I want them to think!!! The less like a smart phone it looks like the less attention it gets.

[@stephanventer3708]

Had the Ellipal titan. Had it for 2 years. Screen failing and the customer service is terrible

[@web99983]

Me gusta el modelo número dos con rueda de desplazamiento y botón de retroceso (que a veces no vemos en los dispositivos móviles)

[@danacollins6386]

Kind of answered my question. Do you use the Keystone one for your safekeep then use the Tangem for transactions on the daily. I’m currently using a nano X and I want to jump ship. do you have a specific video to show taking your crypto from San nano X and transferring it to the keystone? What’s the title of it? I’m new to crypto and I understand how to do the Nano.X - so now I have to get comfortable with a new one. I don’t want to goof the transition.

[@cyberscrilla]

The video you’ve already watched about how to transfer crypto to a hardware wallet shows you how. It’s literally the same process regardless of the wallet you’re using

[@KoryRude]

Wireless charge use via phone is Nominally thee in THING..😊

[@IzzyCrypto]

I like the 1st sketch also I don’t have one but I just saw the SecuX Shield Bio hardware wallet and it looks great.

[@cyberscrilla]

Thanks! I was never a fan of SecuX but the Shield Bio looks interesting. I’ll have to test it out 👍

[@RubenStormVlog]

If you do not have a Touchscreen, you don't need such a large Screen. I am looking for a Wallet that is cheap and works with different Software, like Sparrow or Wasabi.... I like the Trezor Safe 3. Small and lightweight with a good durability is for me important!

[@stevolanddownunder3549]

It's pity trezor got caught out with data breach as well now.

[@cyberscrilla]

Agreed they need to get their sh*t together. To be clear the breach wasn’t Trezor directly, however it did affect Trezor users as potentially malicious emails were sent to certain users. There was unauthorized access to the third-party support portal Trezor uses. This breach occurred at the level of that third-party service provider they are currently engaged with.

[@stephanventer3708]

Please review the cool wallet s. Had it for 6 years. Amazing product and awesome customer service

[@cyberscrilla]

I'll check it out!

[@KoryRude]

Credit card size to max double thick is Proper. With longer INK display.

[@cyberscrilla]

👍

[@EduCryptor]

I'd do it sidekick style. Landscape slide up with a keyboard.❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@cyberscrilla]

That’d be cool

[@hamishmaclean3920]

I currently use Tangem, Ledger Nano X and D'cent. Looking to buy a SecuX. The Onekey wallet does not support XRP.

[@cyberscrilla]

Onekey does support XRP actually.

[@batabaka]

May i know why so many wallets?

[@hamishmaclean3920]

@@batabaka I put my XDC in the D'cent and just split up the rest of my crypto between Ledger and Tangem. I started with Ledger but if Tangem had been around I may have not bought the Ledger. I am going to buy an SecuX as another repository. Just diversifying risk and if something new comes along which is technically better then I would consider it. Rgds

[@hamishmaclean3920]

I was on another "onekey" website maybe not the official one. Thanks for the heads up.@@cyberscrilla

[@jessejames7074]

apple don't even let you work on and fix any apple device. Apple would be the last company I would buy a hardware wallet from.

[@cyberscrilla]

For real

[@KoryRude]

MARKET expands derived by TRUST/TRUSTEES wallet confidence...banks don't want us to SECURE responsibilities😊

[@net-angel]

Definitively, Apple should start building a hardware wallet (they can recycle the design of the iPod) so I prefer your wallet #2

[@cyberscrilla]

It’ll be a while before apple goes near crypto.

[@zaheertahiruae]

Hi, is there any hardware wallet available which supports Lightning Bolt network too, to deposit BTC? 😊

[@cyberscrilla]

Not that I know of no. The Lightning Network is not intended for large sums of money, and can not provide the same security as your hardware wallet, so it should be reserved for bitcoin that you plan to spend. It can help to think of your hardware wallet as your bank account, where you keep your savings, and your Lightning wallet as the wallet where you keep your cash (that you want to spend).

[@zaheertahiruae]

@@cyberscrilla ah got it. Thank you! Was very helpful of you. 😊

[@sang3Eta]

Pheonix Wallet, runs on your phone. You cannot have a cold wallet run Lightning because you have to stay online. If Tangem wallet could add LN it would be ideal. Best of both worlds then.

[@0gur]

Tangem with an narrow elastic e-ink/oled screen to display destination adress etc. , and having induction coil built in so it could operate with power share compatible phones ;). I think it's not that s-f .

[@cyberscrilla]

There are some wallets like that already. Pretty cool for sure

[@0gur]

@@cyberscrilla As slim as credir card? Need to get it, now..:)

[@angieberry935]

Both look good but I think I would go for No. 2 Wallet.

[@cyberscrilla]

Noted! Thank you!

[@DEM78976]

Foundation Passport is made in the US

[@cyberscrilla]

👍

[@AsafYishai]

Wallet #2 looks very similar to OneKey Mini.

[@cyberscrilla]

Kind of does huh

[@NipponKiwi]

Hi Scrilla I thinking of getting a Keystone Pro for staking on top of my Tangem. I have a question that has been bugging me please? I have been using Keplr for a while now to stake my Cosmos tokens. If I connected that wallet to my Keystore is that safe or do I need to set up a fresh Keplr and start from scratch? Once connected to my current Keplr are my funds safe in Keystore?

[@cyberscrilla]

You want to create a new wallet using keystone, then connect that to your hot wallet. This way your private key/seed phrase is stored on the cold wallet.

[@JeffSanders-sf8dp]

Do you recommend a user having a hardware wallet specifically for dapps and one that isn’t connected to anything?

[@cyberscrilla]

Yes I do recommend that. You can use a cold wallet or hot wallet for your burner wallet (the wallet you connect to dapps).

[@iTripleE]

2 looks cool

[@cyberscrilla]

Thanks, maybe ill make it a reality ;)

[@aezaf11]

I'm a beginner in crypto and confused about choosing between new tangem and one key classic, can you choose for me?

[@cyberscrilla]

No. I can’t choose for you. Tangem is more user friendly so I would recommend it. But first make sure the wallet you buy supports the types of tokens you plan to hold.

[@aezaf11]

@@cyberscrilla finally I bought tangem, thanks for your answer

[@NipponKiwi]

This channel 📺 is fre😊aking awesome 😎! You deserve far more subs! To your success!

[@cyberscrilla]

Thanks!

[@johng1216]

Is this a sales pitch for his channel?

[@cyberscrilla]

What are you taking about?

[@Dv-hb2gi]

Man, keystone pro 3 exists… that’s all you need lol

[@cyberscrilla]

Keystone 3 Pro is one of my favorite wallets. Unfortunately for some beginners though, it’s not user friendly.

[@elle-lw1rl]

Made in the USA by Americans, not Chinese company...😊

[@cyberscrilla]

That’s what manufactured in the USA means yes

[@NipponKiwi]

What about Made in Japan?

[@dparmar68260]

​@@cyberscrillawhich wallet made usa?

[@beatroot_red]

Because Americans have never scammed or robbed anybody.

[@MyTube4Utoo]

#1

[@Btree33]

2

[@milandakic2627]

keypal wallet

[@cyberscrilla]

Nice!

[@naitstar3337]

Do you like bacon ????🐖🐽🐖🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷

[@cyberscrilla]

I can’t get enough PORK tbh…

[@naitstar3337]

Let's run it up 🐷🥓

[@cyberscrilla]

Going to drop an informative video about PORK today 👍

[@naitstar3337]

@cyberscrilla think it's going to be a place holder like pndx for the new blockchain. Use the chef to cook the pork to the new blockchain 🐷

[@cyberscrilla]

@@naitstar3337 I don’t think so. Pauly already said it’s just a shit coin. But what do I know

[@cryptosecuritytools]

I just received the EAL7 chipped NGRAVE hardware wallet and it is pretty freakin special

[@cyberscrilla]

Way overpriced tbh