常见问题
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Common Problem
- What are mnemonic words?
- What to do if the hardware device is lost?
- If the private key is lost, can the coins be retri
- How can I prevent my wallet from being stolen?
- How does the Sallet one cold wallet work?
- How to use Sallet one wallet
- How to use Sallet one to collect and transfer mone
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Safety Principle
- Important function
- Suggested safety measures
- Safety concept
- Software Design
- Hardware Design
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Business Use
- Wallet APP instructions
- Wallet hardware instructions
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User Manual
- Business Use
Where is it safer to store cryptocurrency, on an exchange or in a cold wallet?
Secure storage of cryptocurrency is one of the key factors in protecting investors' assets. Generally, storing cryptocurrency in a cold wallet is safer than storing it on an exchange.
Exchanges are centralized platforms and due to the concentration of large amounts of funds, they become targets for hackers. Once an exchange is hacked, there is a risk of users' cryptocurrency stored on the exchange being stolen. In addition, exchanges may encounter other issues such as policy and regulatory changes, hacker attacks, internal sabotage, technical malfunctions, etc., which can lead to the loss of users' cryptocurrency.
In contrast, a cold wallet is a more secure way to store cryptocurrency. A cold wallet is an offline storage device that is not connected to the internet, thereby avoiding the risk of hacker attacks and malware. In particular, a hardware wallet is a device designed specifically for cryptocurrency, with high levels of security and reliability, allowing users to store their private keys and conduct secure offline transactions.
Therefore, if you have a large amount of cryptocurrency, it is recommended to store it in a cold wallet to ensure the security of your funds. However, if you need to make frequent trades, you may need to store some cryptocurrency on an exchange for convenience and quick transactions.
