šŸ” Don’t Get Fall in the Hands of Hackers: Practice these security measures instead.

In crypto, you are your own bank — and banks need vaults.

Whether you're HODLing or trading daily, security is your #1 priority. One mistake can cost you everything. So let’s break down the essentials to staying SAFU in Web3.

šŸ”„ Hot Wallets vs. ā„ļø Cold Wallets: Know the Difference

Hot Wallets (like MetaMask or Trust Wallet): Connected to the internet, perfect for frequent and fast transactions. Fast but vulnerable if not properly secured on time.

Cold Wallets (like Ledger or Trezor): Offline storage, immune to online hacks. Ideal for long-term storage of large amounts.

šŸ‘‰ My Take: I use both. Hot wallets for day-to-day use, cold wallets for my long-term bags. Balance is key.

Top Tips to Keep Your Crypto Safe:

āœ… NEVER share your seed phrase. Not even with ā€œsupportā€ or friends.

āœ… Use hardware wallets for serious funds. It’s not paranoia—it’s protection.

āœ… Enable 2FA on all crypto platforms. Add that extra layer.

āœ… Double-check URLs before connecting wallets. Phishing is real.

āœ… Keep backups of your seed phrase offline—preferably in multiple secure locations.

Security isn’t optional—it’s your first investment.

The market can be unpredictable, but your security doesn’t have to be.

šŸ’­ Let me know whether you use hot wallets, cold wallets or both? And what are the practices you think are best practices in crypto security.

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