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Learn the difference between hot wallets and cold wallets, how each protects your crypto, and which option may be better for security and storage.
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Learn which cryptocurrency wallets are most secure, how hardware and cold wallets protect crypto, and why seed phrase security and safe wallet practices matter.
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Should you use a hardware wallet for crypto? Learn the security benefits, potential risks, costs, and when a hardware wallet may be worth using.
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Compare the risks of keeping cryptocurrency on an exchange with the risks and responsibilities of using a self-custodial wallet.
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Yes, we do. Sometimes it can indeed be helpful to have an attorney that has some basic knowledge of cryptocurrency. We've worked with many attorneys we can recommend. If you are looking for a recommendation or referral to an attorney shoot us an ...
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Created On: 09/19/2024
in Crypto Recovery For practical intents and purposes, cryptocurrency transactions are not reversible once they are confirmed and recorded on the blockchain.
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Created On: 09/19/2024
in Crypto Recovery
Cryptocurrency transactions aren't reversible, and there is no magical way to 'hack' your money back, even if it's current location on the blockchain can be identified. There are ways that stolen cryptocurrency can be recovered in some cases thro...
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Created On: 09/19/2024
in Scam Prevention Advice The best way is by educating yourself about the various types of scams and frauds out there, and how they work, and then taking corrective measures and improving your security & OPSEC
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Created On: 09/19/2024
in Crypto Recovery
Cryptocurrency withdrawal requests performed from legitimate cryptocurrency exchanges are typically processed in less then 15 minutes. If it's been over an hour, it's highly unusual and users may understandably want to know the reason for the dela...
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Utilizing adequate Multi-factor Authentication (MFA), particularly for any accounts with any links to cryptocurrency accounts or financial accounts is critically important for users to implement in order to ensure accounts are relatively secure and much less prone to being hacked or compromised.