A Beginner’s Guide to Cryptocurrency Wallets

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The Hardware Bitcoin Wallet
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Hardware wallets are physical storage devices that have no internet connection. They are regarded as cold wallets. They are generally more secure that hot wallets and can be accessed with a pin pr password. They are connected to a computer or digital device through USB. Examples are Trezor and Ledger. There are important considerations to note before purchasing a hardware wallet.

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Cryptocurrency is a form of digital currency that is encryption enabled, which in turn allows funds transfer. Popular examples in use today are Bitcoin and Ethereum. It is not physical cash or legal tender, and so it cannot be stored in physical wallets or pockets that hold our IDs, cash, credit and debit cards. Crypto cannot be stored in a particular spot and does not exist physically. Its basis is blockchain, which is a running ledger of transactions distributed round the world. A key aspect of owning and using cryptocurrency is the use of a cryptocurrency wallet. This article will discuss what a cryptocurrency wallet is, its types and how to choose the best one that suits your needs.

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