#WalletActivityInsights Cryptocurrency wallets range from easy-to-use applications to more complex security solutions. The main types of wallets you can choose from are as follows: Paper wallets: keys are written on a physical medium like paper and stored in a safe place. Of course, this makes it harder to use your cryptocurrencies since, being digital money, they can only be used online. Hardware wallets: keys are stored on a USB drive that can be kept in a safe place and only connected to a computer when you want to use your cryptocurrencies; the idea is to find a balance between security and convenience. Online wallets: keys are stored in an application or other software. We recommend using one that is protected by two-step encryption. Each type has its advantages. If physical and device wallets are used, it is more difficult for malicious users to access them because they are not stored online. However, their functions are limited and there is a risk of them being lost or destroyed. The online wallets offered by a major exchange like Coinbase are a way to get started in cryptocurrencies and offer security features such as access via a passcode. However, it is essential to be aware of the risks associated with using online wallets.