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6 days ago • u/00-SilverShot • r/Bitcoin • a_third_coldcard_hack_has_been_reported_another • C

I always thought airgapped wallets were pointless and stayed with Trezor because their source code is on Github. So glad I did. Thank you God!
My Trezor is the older Model T. I’ve been wanting to upgrade for a while and now is a great time. I went ahead and bought a new Safe 5 (btc only) for better entropy than the Model T. Nothing is wrong with the Model T, but I’m not taking any chances after recent events.
This also shows that YOU SHOULD NEVER PUT YOUR EGGS IN ONE BASKET. If you’re lucky enough to hold over 1 BTC, split it between a multiple hardware wallets from different manufacturers who have a better reputation (Trezor, Ledger). I also use BlueWallet on iPhone (open source). I keep some on the Strike app (custodial wallet, I trust Jack Mallers) and also hold FBTC in my Fidelity account.
Hardware wallets are for long term holds, soft wallets are for spending, and ETFs are for short/medium term holds where I take profit during bull markets. Never put more than 50% in one spot. I’m not saying this is for everyone, but it’s what I do. If one thing gets hacked, you still have at least half your coins still.
Stay safe out there friends.

6 days ago • u/00-SilverShot • r/Bitcoin • a_third_coldcard_hack_has_been_reported_another • C

I always thought airgapped wallets were pointless and stayed with Trezor because their source code is on Github. So glad I did. Thank you God!
My Trezor is the older Model T. I’ve been wanting to upgrade for a while and now is a great time. I went ahead and bought a new Safe 5 (btc only) for better entropy than the Model T. Nothing is wrong with the Model T, but I’m not taking any chances after recent events.
This also shows that YOU SHOULD NEVER PUT YOUR EGGS IN ONE BASKET. If you’re lucky enough to hold over 1 BTC, split it between a multiple hardware wallets from different manufacturers who have a better reputation (Trezor, Ledger). I also use BlueWallet on iPhone (open source). I keep some on the Strike app (custodial wallet, I trust Jack Mallers) and also hold FBTC in my Fidelity account.
Hardware wallets are for long term holds, soft wallets are for spending, and ETFs are for short/medium term holds where I take profit during bull markets. Never put more than 50% in one spot. I’m not saying this is for everyone, but it’s what I do. If one thing gets hacked, you still have at least half your coins still.
Stay safe out there friends.

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