RE: STACH Educational Series #3: Understanding your Cryptocurrency Wallets.

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STACH Educational Series #3: Understanding your Cryptocurrency Wallets.

in stach •  7 years ago 

Is it worth starting out with a Hardware Wallet, as opposed to the other options, especially if the person is new to the cryptocurrency game?

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      ·  7 years ago 

    Thank you @ryanchain. It depends on the persons preference. I know lots of new entrants into the crypto space mostly find it easy to use the online wallet until they get a hang of the whole space. Some also choose to go for the Hardware wallet since it is non- technical.

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        ·  7 years ago 

      If you're rich enough to afford a hardware wallet, you're probably rich enough to need one. That's the way it was explained to me back in the day. Personally, I spread my funds thin across multiple wallets for both security and redundancy reasons.

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