Top 5 BEST Hardware Wallets: Which Are The SAFEST?!

[@CoinBureau]

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[@joeyjjj111]

Guy, what's your take on BC Vault? KZbinr Crypto Casey has reviewed it on her channel in the past. Would like to know your thoughts

[@Elean0rs]

You did similar video not even a year ago, why is your top 5 so different now? I remember Trezor was your No1 pick, how come it's bottom of your list now?!

[@Zephyrheart]

Great video as always, Guy. I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on the CoolWallet Pro. I like the idea of a wallet the size of a credit card, and it appears to have the coin support, accessibility, mobility, and security to be worthwhile.

[@OPIXdotWORLD]

COLDCARD is best...and u know it too...!!...but is it too scary for newbies...?

[@OPIXdotWORLD]

ps...great work u do...thanx

[@benstone5650]

Nobody can ever accuse you of being a salesman, thanks! You put the unbiased information out there and let people make their own decision. As I'm not even a qualified beginner, that means a lot to me. Thanks Again!

[@donaldsoto699]

Pardon, but could you help me out here? My OKX wallet contains USDT TRX20 and I have the recovery phrase [ clean party soccer advance audit clean evil finish tonight involve whip action ] How do I send it to Binance?

[@spider82666]

In the wake of FTX meltdown, this aged very well! Kudos!

[@donaldsoto699]

Hello, I hate to ask, but could you lend me some assistance? USDT TRX20 sits in my OKX wallet along with the recovery phrase [ clean party soccer advance audit clean evil finish tonight involve whip action ]. How do I send it to Binance?

[@donaldsoto699]

Hey, sorry to impose, but could you give me a hand? I store USDT TRX20 in my OKX wallet with a recovery phrase [ clean party soccer advance audit clean evil finish tonight involve whip action ]. How can I move it to Binance?

[@TheDemeterlevyke]

1.25x playback speed makes Guy sound normal

[@ozzysautorepair351]

😂

[@austinbrooks965]

Time is $

[@kimgaugemusic]

❤ he does 😅😅😅

[@dustinhartley8988]

They Def slowed him down. 1.25 sounds normal lol

[@mileshall9235]

Perfect. 😅

[@wutang-po6wf]

I would recommend Keystone. It's one of the few open-source hardware wallets on the market, which eliminates the possibility of backdoors or other shady practices. Additionally, it's very user-friendly, especially for beginners.

[@stultuses]

Ledger uses 2 chips to secure the keys. This means the chip cannot be overloaded to lever access to the keys. This is not possible with Trezor because that uses only 1 chip. Ledger supports more crypto assets than Trezor Trezor however is fully open source If you have the money, why not keep both a Ledger and a Trezor? You need to store your recovery seed phrase on permanent storage. Don't just write it down on paper, paper burns or can be destroyed by water etc One way is to etch or stamp it onto metal. Some ideas of storage medium are: Dog tags Metal washers Metal plate Never never ever ever store your recovery phrase online, EVER

[@dt5522]

NANO X is enough...

[@Giovaxxa]

Is there a great set up ledger video. I'm ready to toss it. Can u BUY Bitcoin straight from Ledger Nobody says that??

[@SammyCee23]

So which one to get...Ledger or Trezor? I think Trezor being open source while Ledger is not, is crucial.

[@korcsak]

@@GiovaxxaSetting it up is not a problem as it has in-screen help that guides you through the process, which button to press when, however it works differently than popular centralized exchanges. Utilising third party dApps and services hence the fees are significantly higher then top 5 CEXs and region dependent the availability of those services. If you are just starting out and want to practice with a few coins on a more frequent trade, swap, staking basis etc just go on any popular CEX. For a long-term hold or bigger investment portfolio it's highly recommended.

[@stephenglasbrook2285]

It sometimes seems counter productive. You loose so much in the transaction fees both ways when sending them to a wallet. I understand the idea is to protect the investment. Sometimes it just seems like a waste.

[@Frosst]

You want the cold storage wallet if you’re dealing with tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or even millions of dollars worth of crypto. It’s NOT a waste on any level if you’re holding a substantial amount.

[@epultimast]

As shocking as Ledger’s security breach was, I think it’s somewhat disingenuous to conceal Trezor’s recent leak of customer e-mails and the ensuing phishing attacks. The leak might have not been as severe as Ledger’s failure but it’s still noteworthy.

[@btsoc1397]

I dont recall ever using my email address with my Trezor, so im quite confused how there was even access to emails? Even if there was, knowing my Trezor was never tied to an email address, there's no possible data breach because it is a cold storage device.

[@btsoc1397]

Wait nvm, was likely emails from their order placed. Luckily I specifically made a burner email with Tutanota. Regardless, that just means that there is nothing about the wallet itself that is unsecure, just their website servers, which are inherently unsecure anyway.

[@epultimast]

@@btsoc1397 yes, you’re right. Also it’s "only" the e-mail address and these were "only" phishing attacks - I would claim that most crypto users would be able to spot a phishing mail, or at least be smart enough to not hand out their private keys. Still, it’s a mild inconvenience at best and could increase to a serious problem at worst. You did a great job with the burner email.

[@robertroberts7348]

🎉. 3t

[@robertroberts7348]

​@@btsoc1397, i3 ,W2vw😅

[@chadgarber]

I don't understand why hardware wallets are considered safer than software wallets since hardware wallets still connect to the internet and require updates from a central source?

[@theloremasterzlibrary]

Not your keys, not your crypto! You guys are great, keep up the awesome work!

[@kaifing]

Thanks for the video! Have you considered adding the Ellipal Titan Wallet to your list?

[@mat33]

Just got a Trezor Model T. 85-90% of my holdings are BTC and ETH, so I don't really care about them not supporting every coin. I'm ok leaving my few other ALTS on Coinbase for now. I may move them to Exodus, but the long term goal is after next bull run to sell the few ALTS I hold and get more BTC and ETH to throw onto the Trezor.

[@christheochari5372]

is it easy to move crypto from Exodus to Trezor?

[@ashleye.carter1009]

We work for years to have , $1million while some people I know put thousand of dollars in some meme coins and they are millionaires.

[@richardk.mallard3533]

@Sun Abelarda .All you have to do as a beginner to make good profit in cryptocurrency is trade with a professional trader who Will always notify when to BUY/SELL else you make losses.

[@tanjac.thomas5506]

Bitcoin is bringing a different revolution in the world of economy, people who are optimistic investor's earn consistently..others just sit and watch

[@tanjac.thomas5506]

@Robert Myers .I've been making passive income monthly from crypto for over a year but I prefer trading with the Help of Mentor or guide because it saves me time and reduces the risk of loosing.

[@stephaniea.mitchell8034]

Best thing that happened to me last year that I can attest to is the progress I have made so far on trade. Venturing into crypto was my best decision ever I know more is yet to come 2022.

[@stephaniea.mitchell8034]

Bought Ethereum August last year and I made 6 grand into half a million after taxes. Now I took that half a mil. Basically made me more money than 35 yrs in granding within 6 months. That's digital currency

[@michaelramm2258]

Would absolutely love to see your review of the Arculus Hardware Wallet!

[@dholte1]

Thanks for the advice. 'Went with the Model T and bought it through the link.

[@thinkblue8089]

I have a Trezor one and like it. I'm hoping Trezor comes out with a third wallet that's has ultimate security and ease of use.

[@audiotomb]

BC Vault is very impressive, intuitive, has many safety protocols and a large screen

[@DeLaGhetto1986]

I would also recommend Ledger Blue, Ledger Nano S Plus, Ellipal Titan/Mini and D'Cent! 👍

[@loriscandy]

Correction: Trezor T does support staking using their Trezor Suite, although just for Cardano.

[@pipeliner8969]

yes they should work on supporting it on all cryptos

[@standingonmountain3975]

They don't even sell Trezor for $. Is that so hard to set up Paypal?

[@mat33]

@@pipeliner8969 All cryptos aren't worth supporting. Many will go to zero in this bear market. There are thousands of tokens out there, surely people can't be naive enough to believe there is value behind each one. If you want to move all your sht coins to a wallet then get a Ledger. Trezor isn't going to waste time on coins that won't be around in a few years.

[@pipeliner8969]

@@mat33 Ldger isn't opensource and some random outages did happen and even a hack. I have more trust in Trezor

[@619wisey]

Not your keys , not your crypto! Thanks for the reminder to the masses , again! Safety first! 👊🏽👊🏽

[@CryptotagOfficial]

More and more people will learn how to self-custody!

[@relobmit]

No no no! Not your keys, NOT EVEN coins. The exchanges are probably "selling" more coins then they have in reserve.

[@guy8923]

I wish you had spoken about safepal s1. Great video as always

[@adityadora1]

Please do a video on best stable coins and the strategy around them. Your knowledge and effort is much appreciated good sir.😇

[@deanlowe2580]

Replaced my nano s with a nano s plus, absolutely recommended, can get loads of apps on it, best value for money wallet out there right now and ledger have started enabling staking direct from ledger live.

[@chadgarber]

What's the fastest way to get a affordable cold storage wallett? How long does ledger take?

[@Irgin]

This truly aged very well. I`ve got my Ledger Nano X since 2 days and I absolutely love it and the security feeling that comes with it. Thanks for the detailed review, Guy!

[@DEV3N87]

my beautiful gf got me a Nano S plus for xmas and i couldnt be happier. so much joy knowing my money is safe and secure and put all in one tiny device!

[@MrFooChops]

@@DEV3N87 Hopefully she bought it directly from the manufacturer

[@east9z]

This aged very bad

[@Irgin]

@@east9z No, it didn`t. Users are just too stupid to recognize the difference of a compromised product or of an optional service.

[@Heretus]

@@Irgin however it is only optional , until it is not :) the company can upgrade the firmware at any time and while I personally find it far fetching , it is not impossible , plus personally would feel more secure with open source software

[@pastmyprime6330]

Guy, can you pls evaluate D’CENT and BC Vault? Love the channel

[@stultuses]

For those who are unsure if you need a hardware wallet, if it's an issue for you to lose access to or lose your crypto, then a hardware wallet is for you, it's really that simple

[@exodiatheforbiddenone8228]

Friend can you combine ledger and trezor with ngraver zero?? Like you can combine ledger and trezor?? How does it work to combine ledger nano x and trezor? How you do this?😮

[@JoaoRenatoMascarin]

Great video. Maybe it deserves an updated version? Thoughts about TANGEM WALLET?

[@scottdawes3499]

Guy, can you do a video on wallets like trust wallet vs hardware wallet? differences and security risks etc?

[@z-irie3973]

Great video as always. I like Trezor and Ledger. I have both and I've been using them for almost a year with my netcoins exchange.

[@exodiatheforbiddenone8228]

Friend can you combine ledger and trezor with ngraver zero?? Like you can combine ledger and trezor?? How does it work to combine ledger nano x and trezor?

[@thureintun1687]

I made my own hardware wallet with USB stick . Not a smartest move, but fine for me. First i put KeePass portable on it where i then noted my mnemonic phrases and individual private keys(only use them for BTC) in. Then I encrypte the thumb drive. Thats it. And put the drive into refrigerator for the cold effect to make it a cold wallet. All done off the line.

[@Proximax9]

I hope you also have a backup. If something were to happen to your stick and it contains your mnemonic phrase, you might have hard time recovering it.

[@thureintun1687]

@@Proximax9 thanks for the tip. I do hav printed key file(base64 and qr code), and database backup somewhere else

[@stultuses]

You could put it into liquid nitrogen for extreme cold wallet storage rather than just the fridge 🤪

[@robneikirk8242]

Refer...condensation is not good for electronics silllys!!! :/

[@robneikirk8242]

Hope your kidding.

[@dkcb7]

I can't believe ledger forced me to come here for another one

[@jaamman]

I really like the BV Vault. I would love to hear a review on it!!

[@dosomething6975]

I have friends with millions of dollars on coinbase and I tell them everytime I see them to get a hardware wallet

[@bushmonster1702]

they must be nuts to not have one if they have that kind of money at risk.

[@perfectbeat]

After Voyagers crash, I don't know why anyone would store crypto on exchanges.

[@smooth111012]

I find cold wallets so hard to use, plus I worry if one actually breaks down etc

[@mat33]

You can lose 50 cold wallets and as long as you have your 12 to 24 word seed phrase then you can recover your coins. Your coins aren't "on" the cold wallet. They are on the blockchain and the wallet just allows you to have your own keys instead of having an exchange like Coinbase hold the keys for you. I was nervous about cold wallets, too. Learn about them and get one. They aren't that scary, just be sure the keep your seed phrase safe and secure. If you lose your cold wallet then you can recover your crypto and then move to a new wallet address to be extra safe. The stories of people losing their crypto from cold storage are user error and being careless.

[@tensevo]

it's the recovery phrase or seed, that you need to secure, not the hardware itself. That is the hard part.

[@heartspeak3901]

I am a total beginner and some of this is still so new but I am grateful.

[@goodwork887]

Just realize that Ledgers deteriorate over time. I'm not sure if it's actual planned obsolescence, but that last time I went to use mine the screen wouldn't work properly. I could tell the device was working, but I couldn't read anything on it because the character lighting was so dim that there was almost zero contrast with the background. Basically the battery was failing, or whatever converts the power from the USB port. Thankfully I have an extra device at another location that I've never used, so when I get a chance I'll go switch to that one. But I will use it knowing that it too will die in a few years. Be prepared.

[@MrFooChops]

Yes there are whole forums discussing issues with battery issues on Ledger devices. For instance many batteries don't hold charge straight out of the box or failed very shortly after. You can still power the device by just powering it from you laptop usb but that's beside the point

[@BITCOIN_ALL_TIME_HIGH]

Thanks for the amazing insights, this video cleared up so much confusion I had about this topic. I’ve started sharing similar tips on my channel as well.

[@benchmarkcomputing2159]

Ledger have updated the Nano S to the Nano S Plus which makes it more like the Nano X for a much cheaper price

[@stultuses]

Nano S Plus has the same memory as the Nano X, minus Bluetooth but it's cheaper

[@wallstreet_au]

Nano S Plus is the 'poor mans Nano X'. it shows everyone that you dont hold enough crypto to afford the Nano X.

[@benchmarkcomputing2159]

@@wallstreet_au and perfect for a Nano X backup

[@samimohammad8628]

Be careful of ledger they have the worst technical support team and sometimes they take up to 15 day to reply to user and sometimes more...

[@markhuber8345]

Thank Guy !! This is great info to create. I’ve had people ask me for help and either I’m not explaining it correctly or people have a hard time grasping… perhaps a lil of both lol 👍👍

[@Makaciovs]

Would recommend Trezor instead of Ledger since Ledger has backdoor

[@teclote]

Your opening disclaimers are hilarious. Always good stuff in the videos.

[@BJaminK1914]

Good going Guy. Spot on. ...especially with bankrupcies. Staying alive, staying alive... Very thorough from the Beuro.

[@kalath726]

Neko's hardware wallet will be an excellent defi-born alternative to the usual suspects I see here. Should be available in the fall! I have a ledger now, but will definitely pick a Neko up when it comes out.

[@hunterxhunter7174]

Looks like a good pick indeed

[@CIK360]

How do I find out more info about this wallet?

[@MikeHobbiton]

@@CIK360 The Neko!!!

[@cliffofwallstreet]

Yes, patiently waiting

[@adrianpaduraru8497]

I'm also waiting for Neko's wallet 🙌🏼

[@rwdewey]

Always love your content. Would love your thoughts on ARCULUS. Love the concept. It’s newer and has limited coin support.

[@dougk2935]

I have one, it's awesome.

[@robg2347]

Don’t have any wallet and have considered ARCULUS because I only have my iPhone and no computer. Does ARCULUS support QNT ?

[@cliffofwallstreet]

Have you guys heard about the NEKO wallet? Looks like a runner up competitor against these current hard wallets

[@michaeldjimanor8393]

Thanks for the Video, although, i was also expecting you to have included the ELLIPAL TITAN cold wallet...?

[@patrickhilekaan8100]

How about Safpal

[@chadgarber]

Don't hardware wallets require someone to give some of their info to hardware wallet companies? How is this more secure than a software wallet?

[@10roller]

D'cent hardware wallet is an excellent choice. Surprised it wasn't on here with all the features it has.

[@loverboyjmac]

Thats the one I want

[@thecriticalnous]

D’CENT is the best one in my opinion. Ledger NANo is wayyyyy overrated

[@SolidGeddoe]

Can it store XRP XLM XDC ALGO HBAR and FLARE?

[@10roller]

@@SolidGeddoe everything except algo

[@seriouslyyoujest1771]

Love the shirt, love your videos! I guess no one can claim you were their financial advisor.

[@rosamondjames6070]

Remember your hardware wallets are only as safe as the private companies that run their servers. The safest and most private way to store your crypto is with a core software wallet on an airgapped machine.

[@Milly5288]

How do you do it? Explain pls

[@chadgarber]

Exactly. Seems more centralized than software wallets. Hardware wallets = more security = more centralized control?

[@deborahritchie3912]

Can you name one?

[@mameafrane1725]

Greetings to you guy. By the way, I am so convinced you are a rap artist by the introduction to this presentation. You are definitely NOT a financial advisor! 😂 Thank you for doing all the research for us. I greatly appreciate your efforts. Best regards to u and your team.

[@jamesmason253]

For a few months now I have been searching tirelessly for information on how to start investing. I even payed $1000 for a course that I now regret. It appears that there is no structured guidiance for beginners on how to get started in this realm. I've come across several investors making well over $250k/annum and would be grateful if anyone on here could provide insights on how to get started, identify potential stocks, when to make an entry, exit etc.

[@arlohewitt3653]

Keep it simple in the beginning. Buy something, like an index fund, and hold. Educate yourself in the meantime and elevate your risk tolerance over time.

[@grantluna8336]

In order to make profits from trading you need loads of experience and a well defined strat'egy, which most tra'ders don't have. If you trade without the proper preparation, you're most likely to lose your money. Identify the buy/sell ratios and identify the market leaders and most importantly. Dive'rsify! This will help you spread risk.

[@oliverhall7737]

Even with the right technique and assets some investors would still make more than others, as an investor, you should've known that by now, nothing beats experience and that's final, personally I had to reach out to a market analyst for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account close to a million, withdraw my profit right before the correction and now I'm buying again.

[@jamesmason253]

@@oliverhall7737 Who is your financial advisor or coach, do you mind hooking me up?

[@oliverhall7737]

The adviser I'm in touch with is Rebecca Catherine Schmidt she works with Merrill, Pierce, smith incorporated and interviewed on CNBC Television. You can use something else. For me her Strategies works. She provides Entry and Exit point for my securities I focus on. Look her up on the internet

[@ELMOSLAY3R]

Neko launched by Yasha is my go to they’re launching soon 2FA will be the best software/ hardware wallet

[@accfory]

SafePla is quite popular nowadays in crypto community I would love to hear Guy's opinion on that new mainstream device. No new information in this video basically a copy of the previous Guy's video from the last year.

[@danblomfield]

Please cover the Safepal S1 Hardware Wallet. Would love to hear the coin bureau opinion!

[@JSnover107]

ELLIPAL is air gapped would love a review on that

[@josephabourizk1662]

Great content, looking to buy a wallet, I still have some concerns however: I understand opensource is great when you want to provide transparency for a blockchain project, an NFT project, ICOs and so on... But doesn't opensource make it easier for attackers as they have the code in front of them?

[@mitchsmith71]

I'm sure it's been mentioned many times In the comments, but the best deal of all wallets is this Ledger Nano S Plus. Surprised you omitted this from your video.

[@marlon82mc]

Wee need you to revisit this list...

[@RatherBeSailing]

GREAT and MUCH NEEDED video, Guy!! Can you still receive REFLECTIONS for unstaked Crypto stored on Trezor or Ledger wallets?

[@dfabove9108]

Well done Brother ,Thnk You for taking the time !

[@jordy1502]

Thanks Guy for another reminder that if its not your keys its not your coins!

[@CryptotagOfficial]

Amen!

[@relobmit]

No no no! Not your keys, NOT EVEN coins. The exchanges are probably "selling" more coins then they have in reserve.

[@katg4639]

Never mind with my previous question earlier regarding Yubikeys etc! Reviewed the BC Vault presentation, which completely answered my questions as to the important use of cold wallets for cryptocurrencies! Thanks

[@Team_Daniel_Eva_Belle]

Thanks for this great video. Can you explain the “seed redundancies “ on the Trezor T?

[@user-hm6uu4sl9d]

Air Gap is the only safe hardware wallet No Bluetooth no cable #SafePal 👍🏻

[@obitooftheworld6761]

😄

[@PabloTBrave]

As thefts from hardware wallets have been phishing / scams and not software/ hardware related the airlock is irrelevant and just a marketing gimmick to fool and convince the gullible, the exact people who will fall for a phishing attack as they think they are impenetrable

[@johnschindler5209]

There is also Keystone

[@CrowleyRises]

Doesn't matter if you use Bluetooth. Its not less safe. Nothing can happen unless you unlock your ledger and grant permission manually to make a transaction. You obviously have never used one.

[@loveyourtime4143]

.. also nano S plus

[@frustratedmajority851]

Trezor model T guy here! Passphrase protected. The security is amazing. Sleep like a baby knowing it's impossible to wake up and realize you were robbed... not gonna happen

[@matthewm3328]

Guy! You totally missed a crucial hardware wallet. There is only one hardware wallet that works seamlessly with metamask mobile. Keystone! It’s excellent and was a real game changer for protected defi on the go.

[@joephu]

Too bad it's so dang big and a battery hog. Love it otherwise. Hopefully Metamask mobile opens support for other cheaper/compact airgap wallets like SafePal.

[@kens3712]

A video about the Ellipal wallets would be interesting

[@RenaudValkenberg]

To be compared to hardware wallet of Ngrave named ZERO. Is this first crypto hardware wallet with the highest security certification in the world (EAL7) really has better security?

[@baxydriver]

I’m ordering the Trezor Model T thanks Guy!!

[@rvnmedic1968]

QUESTION: can I replace the original USB cable for my Trezor Model T with a longer USB cable? Thanks!

[@adamclarke774]

yes

[@bradbrown2168]

You have a very professional operation. TY

[@mcnobody1012]

I've been looking into the Arculus wallet, cause I really like the idea of a steel card & how it is 3FA, it takes a pin, the card & connection to your phone w/biometrics to unlock it. Though it is relatively new & coin support is somewhat limited, hopefully it will grow quickly. I'd like to see more on setup of some of the security ideas you mention, such as setting up a dummy account, though I get the idea & could likely figure it out,once I have a device to do so with.

[@chuchinboots]

I have one. The fact that it's a card makes it unsuspecting to no coiner normies. It's a rather interesting wallet that uses your phones NFC to setup, restore, unlock wallet and sign transactions. 3FA works with biometrics, PIN and the card itself; if you don't have biometrics enabled, it will still work as 2FA using PIN and card (you still need the card to sign transactions). As for coins and tokens, you are right, they are super limited, though by the looks of it, idk if they'll ever roll out support for other native coins any time soon.

[@stuart_oneill]

Be careful with biometrics. Cop wants to unlock just tries a facial unlock and then accidently presses a finger to rtc. Etc.

[@russbilderback]

​@@chuchinboots how do you like it? And how easy to use is it?

[@chuchinboots]

@@russbilderback signing transactions is surprisingly easy since all you have to do is hold the card to the back of your device, along with PIN and biometric. As for the apps ease of use, its passable. I still have a bit of trouble when sending coins, there is no send all option so sending off the entire stack is not possible. Sending all from Exodus and Ledger can deduct from the top of the stack, Arculus needs a remaining balance. All things considered, I like it. I just received the new card upgrade (more coin support). The app itself could use more work.

[@rocksonyu01]

This was a great video! Learned so much more about the hardware wallets.

[@beyonddoglike]

Ledger for the win

[@Susan.Lewis.]

Just last week, Ledger said they will soon stop offering support for Ledger Nano S.

[@TheFourSatoshis]

Dcent is the best by far, I have ledger too

[@johnboardman5740]

Nice and informative vid as always! Coin Bureau gang! Just an FYI the ledger discount code doesn't work

[@marioarranzr]

Hey Guy, great video! I have a question unsolved though. Could you restore a wallet created with Trezor to a Ledger device or viceversa? It would be as easy as just restoring the wallet in the new device using the seed right? I wonder if they both use the same amount of works, though. Thanks!

[@Proximax9]

As far as I understand, yes you can. Never tested this tho 😀

[@ps_83]

As long as they us a standard BIP-39 passphrase, yes

[@Whale15]

Yes. With your recovery phrase in hand you could restore your wallet on any device. To build confidence I recommend buying two separate devices and practice recovering like 20$. Try wiping one with a factory reset, then recovering the wallet. Try sending coins back and forth to two different wallets. Try making the same wallet on two devices. Etc. i did all this a while back and it makes you feel comfortable with cold storage as you get really familiar with the process. Just think of every scenario in which things could go wrong and run through all the scenarios. Same with seed phrase storage. It’s a big responsibility to hold all your coins but with rehearsals like these it allows for more peaceful sleep at night. Also reminder to factory reset/wipe any device you get; even after making sure it was from a credible source. Never use a seed phrase already on a device when shipped to you. Takes 5 min to reset, throw in new firmware, and write down a new phrase.

[@cocotico9997]

@@ps_83 indeed

[@PvMLad]

I'd argue elepal titan or Cobo vault is more secure than ledger or trezor since they use QR signatures and they're airgapped

[@Irishhound]

@@Anonymous95190 your crypto is always stored on chain.

[@petersmith6798]

I like the way look too. Very nice design

[@ravencrypto4809]

perfect timing as ive started looking for one..much appreciated.....

[@MikeHobbiton]

NEKO is the best hardware wallet!!! Take a look! Also a soft wallet and all the "fees" goes towards the holders...not to a big corporation like metamask and JP Morgan. The Neko True DeFi!!!!

[@joephu]

That's a HOT wallet not hardware COLD storage wallet

[@MikeHobbiton]

@@joephu Best Dev team in crypto. All from Yasha launch pad! LFGOOOOOO!!!! 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@CIK360]

@@joephu The Neko will be the cold storage wallet. NekoMask is the hot wallet ☺️

[@MikeHobbiton]

@@CIK360 Thanks for clearing it up for some reason my comment explaining it got deleted. Hardware wallet comes out this fall! You could buy their NFT now to receive a free hardware wallet this fall. The NFT is also a multiplier for staking!!!

[@joephu]

@@CIK360 Neko hardware is not even available right now, is it?

[@italodelcol3241]

Great video on hardware wallets Guy for New & Experienced Bitcoin ,Altcoin Owners as we move to NFTS & Web 3. Its so important to know the Basics,Apply them to survive & help yourself,your family & friends in this world.

[@WilliamSmith-gm2wk]

NO BODY BECOMES A MILLIONAIRE OR A BILLIONAIRE BY WORKING FOR OTHERS AND DEPENDING ON THEM, GOOD INVESTMENT BRING MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, AND CONSISTENCY BRING BILLIONS, THE MARKET IS ALL ABOUT BTC AT THE MOMENT NOW.

[@jenniferjoannaaniston8101]

THAT IS WHY I HAD TO START CRYPTO TRADING 2MONTHS AGO WITH EXPERT JASPER AND NOW AM MAKING BENEFITS FROM IT.

[@jenniferjoannaaniston8101]

INVESTING IN CRYPTO NOW SHOULD BE IN EVERY WISE INDIVIDUAL'S LIST, IN SOME MONTHS TIME YOU WILL BE ECSTATIC WITH THE DECISION YOU MADE TODAY

[@godwinmaikeffi1276]

You're right sir.

[@godwinmaikeffi1276]

Mr Jasper is the best when it comes to trading

[@godwinmaikeffi1276]

most intelligent words I've heard Crypto is the new gold.

[@jules010]

great video, thanks Guy! I think the new Ledger Nano S plus has 100 apps installed hence the old limitation of 3 apps is now finally gone

[@olufemisteven8513]

I’d pick Ledger over any other hardware wallets and Atomicwallet as my favorite software wallet. Security is at its peak here.

[@MrFooChops]

Peak? Their software is not even open-source !!

[@gregnorton4097]

I personally used to store my USDT in Atomic Wallet and it suits me fine

[@AliciaSykes]

TLDR; Ledger and Trezor, so nothing new here. For BTC specifically, ColdCard has some excellent security features, and both hardware and software are fully open.

[@cybersechs1368]

Nothing beats a paper wallet, esp a BIP38 one

[@rrobb47]

Nope. CC is not open source. It's source viewable. Also, no HW W with a secure element could be called open source. There are no FOSS HW W. Closest are SeedSigner and Specter DIY.

[@jimt7851]

Thanks big man, another killer video. Very much appreciated.

[@cryptocurancy6366]

I made my own hardware wallet with USB stick . Not a smartest move, but fine for me. First i put KeePass portable on it where i then noted my mnemonic phrases and individual private keys(only use them for

[@rick69va]

Be extremely careful where you store your USB wallet. If a magnet gets close to it, it will erase everything on that USB stick. I just tested an old USB drive I had and it wiped everything off and the computer no longer recognized it.

[@colin3120]

@@rick69va Yes think about the risk of a HW failure on the USB stick compared to the risk of storing the KeePass encrypted file in a trustworthy cloud storage. The USB stick can get stolen or lost for other reasons too. With a strong password (+ key file) I would rather store the file in a cloud service I trust. After all, even if they try they most likely would not be able to hack it.

[@cryptoconfused3400]

Bought a nano x with ur link just now, thanks Guy. Now to set it up when I receive it :(

[@The3Shogun]

After being a victim of Voyagers incompetence, all cold wallets are good. A 40K loss, that a few hundreds dollars could’ve prevented. Learn from my mistakes.

[@grantp4022]

Very expensive schooling you experienced, and one you'll never forget. When you lose quite a lot of money in anything, that education will serve you well in the future -- but very painful to go thru.

[@katg4639]

If the wallets don’t actual hold the coins but rather is way to secure and unlock access to the coins, then why wouldn’t a Yubikey or Titian be a way to secure the coins? Really enjoy your presentations. Thanks.

[@reubenpaul11]

Pretty amazed how u failed to mention one of the most secure and cheap option in SafePal s1 with fully air gapped mechanism and EAL 5+ mechanism and also backed by Binance Labs and supporting 25000+ coins and Tokens

[@squibbleyfarbleton1976]

Hi, Trezor customer service just pissed me off this week. Is the Safepal S1 this good? I just read from your comment that Binance backs this wallet, so this has been a tremendous help already.

[@daydren6894]

I would like a detailed review on ellipal Titan it seems really good

[@patricaristide7678]

Shift Crypto‘s BitBox02 might have been worth a mention IMHO. Personally I wouldn’t use a device without secure element.

[@felixlefort]

I too wonder why this product wasn't even included in the list. I asked yesterday here and my question seems to have been deleted...

[@richardvanheesen1606]

you are one of the rare tubes i follow. Keep up !

[@krisp0114]

finally I can secure my 0.0000001 USD worth of BTC

[@JezebelIsHongry]

1/ method of loci. Back up for back up. Seed stored in your mind. 2/ in US smallest safety deposit box is about 70 a year