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A hot wallet is a type of self-custodial wallet whereby the private keys are stored in some form (usually encrypted) on an internet-connected device. Desktop wallet clients and mobile wallet applications are generally both examples of hot wallets ...
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While a lawsuit can be filed against a 'John Doe' with the hopes they can be identified later on, it is important for there to be assets that one can go after if needed
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Storing cryptocurrency on a hardware wallet is generally regarded as one of the safest and most secure ways to self-custody cryptocurrency so long as the user stores the backup seed phrase in a safe and prudent location
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A common tactic used by phishing attackers is warn users of an urgent technical issue with their wallet or exchange account that purportedly requires the users' quick action to avoid a loss of funds. In almost all cases, this warning is bogus and...
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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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Last Updated: 10/24/2024
in Scam Prevention Advice
The most common crypto scams we encounter on a day-to-day basis include: 1. Pig Butchering Scams -- Pig butchering scams specifically target users that have little to no knowledge of cryptocurrency. The scammer takes a while to build up rapport a...
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Last Updated: 05/10/2025
in Crypto Recoverywhile it's generally not great news when mixers or privacy coins are utilized by a malicious actor, it's not necessarily a dead end, as such obfuscation efforts can sometimes be defeated.