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Why offline wallet is the safest
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[QUOTE="Jasz, post: 226524, member: 61772"] When you're dealing with cryptocurrency, it's easy to forget that the main appeal of these digital currencies is that they're not traditional money. They are decentralized and not controlled by a government or bank. For the most part, cryptocurrency runs on the internet, so it can be accessed from anywhere in the world. However, with cryptocurrency having become such a global phenomenon, there are now more cyber-attackers than ever who want to get their hands on your money—which means you need to take extra precautions when storing your crypto. One of those precautions is keeping your funds offline. Even if you keep your crypto in an online wallet, that doesn't mean it's secure from hackers. An online wallet can still be hacked and lose funds. In fact, this happens regularly. Cryptocurrency hacks aren't even unheard of for large exchanges like Coinbase and Binance—and that's why you don't want to leave any crypto there. The safest way to store your crypto is in an offline wallet where it can't be stolen by hackers. If you do get hacked while using an offline wallet, it's much more likely that you'll be able to recover your lost funds than if you have them stored online somewhere. [/QUOTE]
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