#CryptoSecurity101 The security in cryptocurrencies starts by protecting your private keys as if they were the most valuable asset you own. Using a hardware wallet to store funds long-term is one of the best practices, as it keeps your keys offline and safe from remote attacks. For daily transactions, opt for a software wallet with two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled and always check the destination addresses before confirming transactions. Avoid connecting to public Wi-Fi networks when making transfers and keep your operating system and antivirus updated. Learn to detect phishing scams: do not follow suspicious links or share your recovery seeds. Finally, diversify your funds across multiple wallets and consider using multisig vaults to add additional layers of protection.