Storing your crypto in a cold wallet is just step 1 of SECURING your crypto. You also need to know how use your wallet effectively. This next video shows you how: How to Enhance Your Crypto Security (Beginners Guide) ua-cam.com/video/QdHRELwzCAk/v-deo.html
@@MegaHarshMehta it’s literally the exact same process, just with a different wallet. I suggest you watch this video too: How to Manage Your Crypto Safely in 2024 (Beginners Guide) ua-cam.com/video/zAytWdIqE1g/v-deo.html
@@cyberscrilla in this video also it shows transferring from a hot wallet to cold hardware wallet .. i want to know how to transfer from a cold hardware wallet to another cold hardware wallet to perform a transaction.. for example how to transfer crypto from onekey cold wallet to a trezor cold wallet to perform a normal transaction?
Dude! if you want to explain a subject like this to people who already know about this stuff, you nailed it! The way you speedily fly through this subject using industry lingo, makes it very easy for someone who is already knowledgable about this stuff, to just sit there and waste a bunch of time watching a video about stuff they already know about. For the rest of us... good luck. Kudos. And just to hit the point home, it's not just about the speed...
@settingthecaptivesfree9584 this is not that kind of video. I recommend watching my masterclass: If I Wanted to Start in Crypto in 2025, I’d Start Here [FREE COURSE] ua-cam.com/video/fbut5dLecrs/v-deo.html
Hello CS, newbie question here: If I wanted to store my crypto long term in a cold wallet, does it matter which network I used to store it in? .... (Future wise)
Thank you. Explain it good. What is a good wallet on my iPhone? What app is safe? I have bitcoin in kraken so if I transfer it to a app wallet They are really mine and not paper?
Even wallet apps are not a good place to store your crypto. You should really use a hardware wallet. That said, Tangem is one of my favorite hardware wallets. It’s as easy to use as an app wallet (because use a a mobile app to manage your crypto) but your private key is securely stored offline on the card. Here’s my full review. Check it out and get your crypto off exchanges! ua-cam.com/video/bPZpzjJl3ts/v-deo.htmlsi=5gRcVkg-e7yrxNWS
Hello and thank you for all your great videos! I am completely new at crypto, I've been studying for around 4 days now. I'm going to purchase a new Tablet to use for all Crypto transactions (not sure what Malware maybe on my computer & phone), and I will not use it for anything else. Will the OneKey Classic work on it? I don't hear others using a Tablet, is there anything wrong with using the Tablet? Thank you so much.
I'm new, trying to figure out all this crypto business, and what it seems to come down to is: fee's, risk, fee's, more fee's, more risk, probably losses, and then a couple more fee's. 😂🤣
I am deciding I'd like to move my crypto over to a hardware wallet. I appreciate your video for the info. The only question I can't seem to find an answer to anywhere is what happens if something happens in the future and the software for the wallet isn't accessible anymore, are you screwed? I may not be understanding correctly though. In essence it's a little mini computer that talks to the blockchain for you via software. I know your wallet is technically on the blockchain, but if something happens to the hardware and or software is there any possible way to still have access to communicating with your wallet?
Your crypto is stored on the blockchain. It is secured by a key which is generated by the wallet. Your cold wallet simply provides you with a secure environment to manage and store that key. Even if you lose the wallet or the app disappears, you can always access your wallet using your seed phrase (the key) and another brand wallet. So no, you’re not screwed. And you’re not reliant on one specific wallet or app. The important thing is that you keep your seed phrase safe
Great Info. I was waiting for this vid. Thanks i appreciate it. I have the old tangem card i like it. Im planning to get the new tangem card with the 12 word phrase would it interfere with my old tangem card? Can i use it separately meaning old card and new card ?
You’re welcome! And yes you can use the new Tangem separately (in fact you’ll have to). But you can have both wallets in the Tangem app at the same time so they’re still easy to manage. - Alex
Yes you can import the seed phrase created on your exodus wallet to Tangem. Nothing happens to your wallet. Remember, the wallet doesn’t store crypto, everything is attached to your seed phrase. Not your wallet That said, I don’t recommend importing a hot wallet seed phrase into a cold wallet as that defeats the purpose. Best to create a new seed phrase and transfer crypto to that wallet
Best solution for traveller with no home base for storing crypto? Imo globetrotting with physical wallet and seed phrase is risky. How about spread crypto over a few different exchanges and/or mobile wallet for easy access?
I never recommend storing crypto on an exchange, too risky. I have friends that can’t access thousands of dollars worth of crypto stored on exchanges. And if you’re willing to use a self custodial mobile wallet, might as well use a hardware wallet. As long as you don’t mind using your phone to manage crypto, I’d recommend the Tangem wallet as a traveler. Super durable and they’re cards so they fit in your physical wallet. - Alex
When do you get the Keyphrase to keep your wallet safe? 6:35 When you buy the wallet does it come with its own keyphrase? Surely that wouldn't be safe... Or do you have to set one up, and how do you set up the most important keyphrase? thanks
@@grantmail4112 When you buy a wallet it doesn’t come with a seed phrase. It’s during the setup process when one is randomly generated. Wallets randomly generate a unique seed phrase using what’s called a random number generator which you then record and use to access your crypto account on the blockchain. And seed phrases aren’t attached to any one wallet. So you could create a seed phrase using a Trezor wallet for example, import it into a different brand wallet like Ledger, and continue managing your crypto. Thats why it’s so important to secure your seed phrase. It is the master key to your crypto account.
@@cyberscrilla Great help... really well explained.. (I have not even heard of the term "seed phrase" before so thats good to know. I opened my Kraken Trading Exchange today and now have the knowledge of how to store Crypto safely.. thanks 👍
I have a super guide coming out soon. I’ll cover exchanges, wallets, and my strategy for securely managing crypto. Be on the lookout for it. If not this week, early next week. Would love to hear your feedback on it after you watch it. - Alex
I'd like to transfer from a crypto website to trezor and it says "Withdraw failed because there's no 2FA" - So wanted to ask if you could show me, how I can set a 2FA up on my trezor wallet 5 . Thanks in advance!
@@cyberscrilla I still have the Ledger Nano S. I think i heard it right that the firmware update is not possible on this device. I do not like to see Ledgers recent moves but i would love to use the S still. Would you say the Nano S is still a very good/secure hardware wallet? ….I’ve noticed that Ledger stoped selling the Nano S and at the same time brought out the recovery feature🤔
Do they charge fees on the wallets to keep your CRYPTOS safe ? sorry I'm new to this already started buying some crypto, have like 8k on cryptos and didn't like the fees I'm getting to each transactions on coinbase wallet..planning to get into this more and wondering if i really need this cold wallet thing, i keep hearing even Elon that is the best way to keep your crypto safe,(didn't know they can steal them from your coinbase app) really need a little tip on how and what on transaction fees or and if i have to pay on wallets monthly to not lose my cryptos..tnx
No, hardware wallets (cold wallets) do not charge any monthly fees to keep your crypto safe. Once you buy the wallet, you own it outright, and there are no ongoing fees just for storing your crypto. However, there are transaction fees whenever you move crypto between wallets or make a transaction on the blockchain. These fees are charged by the network (like Bitcoin or Ethereum), not by the wallet itself. Fees vary depending on the network and how busy it is. A hardware wallet is considered one of the safest ways to store your crypto because it keeps your private keys offline, reducing the risk of hacks or theft compared to online wallets or exchanges like Coinbase. So, if you're concerned about security, getting a hardware wallet could be a smart move. But remember, you'll still pay network fees whenever you send or receive crypto, no matter which wallet you use. I recommend Tangem. Super secure and VERY easy to use. Here’s my review: ua-cam.com/video/bPZpzjJl3ts/v-deo.htmlsi=vA8_ZRkX1oZaSfbC And a tutorial to use it: ua-cam.com/video/LdlmHR120e8/v-deo.htmlsi=eUG94Q3zhlA3yspP - Alex
@@cyberscrilla i transfer my coins (xrp) to tangnem..after that i tried to transfer other coins and the app said that in order for the app to add that coin i must reset the app, and if i do that i may lose the coins i already have in there, so i need to transfer the coins back?, than reset ,and than transfer back again the coins to tangem? You knew this,,is that how is gonna be every time i try to add a coin they don't have? ..tnx in advance for any and all your replies👍
Cypto seems to make less sense the more I look into it. Which is funny since there's a million and one memes about 'how simple it is.' Not to mention the transaction fees seem to be excessive, especially for small transactions. Not sure how this is supposed to be the currency of the future.
The word “crypto” encompasses numerous currencies and blockchain networks. So when you say fees are excessive for small transactions that’s not completely accurate. Each network has its own use case. Not all “crypto” is the same. For example, to transact on Solana it costs .03 and it doesn’t matter the size of the transaction. And same with other coins. Now there is some truth to what you said, like Ethereum and Bitcoin which can have high fees depending how congested the network is at the time of transacting. To your point: crypto is the wild Wild West. Theres a lot to learn and very few experts to teach it. But, that doesn’t mean there isn’t immense opportunity. - Alex
It makes no sense to invest everything in crypto because there maybe delays or systems can go down ECT but you still can invest in crypto but also in previous commodities silver gold or stocks in companies like Zion oil djt media stock Tesla Ford in other words invest in things you can quickly have in like silver but other things make long term in case there a bank run and store food water for 3 to 6 months but the crypto if done right will lead to millionaire and billionaires
Bien sûr. C’est l’objectif du portefeuille froid. Sortez votre crypto des échanges centralisés où ils contrôlent vos fonds et prenez-les en main. Soyez votre propre banque. Si vous avez besoin de recommandations sur les portefeuilles matériels, je suis heureux de vous aider. De plus, j’ai une playlist entière ici: ua-cam.com/play/PLcf_x896LiWP5A_BkcIBEkpflQhThbJ7x.html&si=gx7d_i8JctP6Gj6F
So why is it so bad to just leave it on the exchange itself ie. Coinbase, Robinhood etc. Aren't they insured? I've lost probably about 5k moving things around (My fault) from Trust wallet to Coinbase and not Coinbase Wallet. Its on a phone thats all I use it for so no email, no links, no weird wifi connections just at home.
By keeping crypto stored on an exchange, you don’t actually control your funds so they can do things like free funds and lock your account (this has happened to me) so even if they’re insured, you could miss out on big opportunities because ultimately at the end of the day you don’t control your crypto. Also, the point of crypto is to be your own bank and control your own money by keeping it on an exchange you don’t control it
Yes, hardware wallets are self-custodial, meaning you have full control over your crypto. In contrast, custodial wallets are managed by a platform, which holds the control over your crypto. I would NEVER store my crypto on an exchange. Too many horror stories. I just dropped a new video about things to know before buying a hardware wallet. You might want to check it out: ua-cam.com/video/d-9OYPT0JLk/v-deo.htmlsi=BVr7Jc07bTwhLVT8
A Question Please: I sent some ETH to my LEDGER a few months ago. It never arrived. OH S--T, Ledger said I sent it on the wrong network. That they did not support it. So, are my funds lost? My Ledger battery has died, and I ordered a new Trezor 3 safe yesterday. You talked about how many networks this uses. So, is there any chance I can recover the funds? I sent them from Pionex, so I think the info is still there. Well, it's worth asking. Before, I had always sent a small amount to make sure it arrived Opps...This time, I did not, and of course, it was a large amount. Thank You for any help or Ideas you may have.@@cyberscrilla
Please choose the network carefully and make sure that the selected network is the same as the network where you are withdrawing funds. If you select the wrong network, you will lose your funds.(TREZOR Q&A) OUCH! that hurt
Can say Charlie who has a hardware wallet and owes me 50.00 send it directly to my Hardware wallet? Also if Charlie was a crook and instead of sending me 50.00 could he instead empty my wallet which had say 10,000 in it. Thanks for a great video.
Yes, anyone can send crypto to your wallet assuming they know its public address. And no, people can’t randomly empty your wallet. They’d have to either know your seed phrase, or you’d have to give them access.
@cyberscrilla thank you for the reply. I was just looking at the website Gemini, seems a little sketchy. When I click on something be it a phone or the website. The response is very slow like it's trying to think something over. Opinions are welcome.
Love your channel but when explaining how to do something, please talk slower. You talk very fast. I have to keep going back and forth to write down the info. Pauses help too. Remember, we are new and it like a new language. Thanks!
@@jarongallant9569 that would be a separate video on its own. I can’t show how to setup every hardware wallet in one video (even though they’re all mostly the same). Plenty of tutorials on YT that show you how to
Please make a video on how to manage wallet on tangem and hoh to ad tokens from diferite chains like SHRAPNEL or Ronin SOL ecosistem AVAX ecoseistem how to ad tokens on the wallet for example can i put PLS pulsechain on the tangem ? or SHRAOPNEL or diferite ecosistems APRECIATE THAT ! i share the videos with my friesnds youre the best ! wait for the video!!1
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Storing your crypto in a cold wallet is just step 1 of SECURING your crypto.
You also need to know how use your wallet effectively.
This next video shows you how:
How to Enhance Your Crypto Security (Beginners Guide)
ua-cam.com/video/QdHRELwzCAk/v-deo.html
How to transfer from one hardware wallet to another person's hardware wallet for a transaction?
@@MegaHarshMehta it’s literally the exact same process, just with a different wallet.
I suggest you watch this video too:
How to Manage Your Crypto Safely in 2024 (Beginners Guide)
ua-cam.com/video/zAytWdIqE1g/v-deo.html
@@cyberscrilla in this video also it shows transferring from a hot wallet to cold hardware wallet .. i want to know how to transfer from a cold hardware wallet to another cold hardware wallet to perform a transaction.. for example how to transfer crypto from onekey cold wallet to a trezor cold wallet to perform a normal transaction?
It’s literally the same steps.
@@cyberscrilla okay okay sir.. thanks 😊
Dude! if you want to explain a subject like this to people who already know about this stuff, you nailed it! The way you speedily fly through this subject using industry lingo, makes it very easy for someone who is already knowledgable about this stuff, to just sit there and waste a bunch of time watching a video about stuff they already know about. For the rest of us... good luck. Kudos. And just to hit the point home, it's not just about the speed...
Thanks for the feedback. I’ve gotten better. This is an older video
Right I'm lost
Just slow down the speed people on your UA-cam settings
I click this video to learn how to get into bitcoin. I'm sorry
I'm lost.
@settingthecaptivesfree9584 this is not that kind of video. I recommend watching my masterclass:
If I Wanted to Start in Crypto in 2025, I’d Start Here [FREE COURSE]
ua-cam.com/video/fbut5dLecrs/v-deo.html
Another banger video by Scrilla 🙌
Thanks! 🙏
Hello CS, newbie question here: If I wanted to store my crypto long term in a cold wallet, does it matter which network I used to store it in? .... (Future wise)
Thank you. Explain it good. What is a good wallet on my iPhone? What app is safe? I have bitcoin in kraken so if I transfer it to a app wallet They are really mine and not paper?
Even wallet apps are not a good place to store your crypto. You should really use a hardware wallet.
That said, Tangem is one of my favorite hardware wallets.
It’s as easy to use as an app wallet (because use a a mobile app to manage your crypto) but your private key is securely stored offline on the card.
Here’s my full review. Check it out and get your crypto off exchanges!
ua-cam.com/video/bPZpzjJl3ts/v-deo.htmlsi=5gRcVkg-e7yrxNWS
@@cyberscrilla but ledger have a hard wallet on a app? I mean that way I really own my bitcoin to my own wallet? And not exhange
Hello and thank you for all your great videos! I am completely new at crypto, I've been studying for around 4 days now. I'm going to purchase a new Tablet to use for all Crypto transactions (not sure what Malware maybe on my computer & phone), and I will not use it for anything else. Will the OneKey Classic work on it? I don't hear others using a Tablet, is there anything wrong with using the Tablet? Thank you so much.
Another great video am learning alot from your channel Im condidering a tangem wallet for a starter wallet
Thank you! Tangem is a PERFECT stater wallet. Secure, affordable, and easy to use.
I'm new, trying to figure out all this crypto business, and what it seems to come down to is: fee's, risk, fee's, more fee's, more risk, probably losses, and then a couple more fee's. 😂🤣
Love this vid man Thanks for the help. I clicked on subscribe
Thank you!
My guy does NOT miss!!!
Thanks for watching!
How much are the transfer fees normally , and could you tell us what range the fees are within for small and big accounts❤ thank you
Transfer fees are determined by the blockchain network you’re using and its congestion, not the wallet, account size, or exchange you use.
I am deciding I'd like to move my crypto over to a hardware wallet. I appreciate your video for the info. The only question I can't seem to find an answer to anywhere is what happens if something happens in the future and the software for the wallet isn't accessible anymore, are you screwed? I may not be understanding correctly though. In essence it's a little mini computer that talks to the blockchain for you via software. I know your wallet is technically on the blockchain, but if something happens to the hardware and or software is there any possible way to still have access to communicating with your wallet?
Your crypto is stored on the blockchain. It is secured by a key which is generated by the wallet.
Your cold wallet simply provides you with a secure environment to manage and store that key.
Even if you lose the wallet or the app disappears, you can always access your wallet using your seed phrase (the key) and another brand wallet.
So no, you’re not screwed. And you’re not reliant on one specific wallet or app. The important thing is that you keep your seed phrase safe
@@cyberscrilla Ok, so the seed phrase is related to the blockchain, not to the specific hardware/software.
Thanks for helping clarify that!
@BeegEazy exactly! 👍
@@cyberscrillawhere can I get a seed phrase for my crypto
My boy right here!! Quick question for ya tho.. How come on Tangem even tho the coins are on the same network it still doesn’t allow the swap..?
Not sure to be honest. Only certain tokens are available to swap currently regardless if they are on the same chain or not.
Great Info. I was waiting for this vid. Thanks i appreciate it. I have the old tangem card i like it. Im planning to get the new tangem card with the 12 word phrase would it interfere with my old tangem card? Can i use it separately meaning old card and new card ?
You’re welcome! And yes you can use the new Tangem separately (in fact you’ll have to).
But you can have both wallets in the Tangem app at the same time so they’re still easy to manage.
- Alex
@@cyberscrilla thanks 🙏
Is that possible using my exodus seed phrase to tangem? If yes, what happen on my exodus after I use it on Tangem?
Yes you can import the seed phrase created on your exodus wallet to Tangem.
Nothing happens to your wallet. Remember, the wallet doesn’t store crypto, everything is attached to your seed phrase. Not your wallet
That said, I don’t recommend importing a hot wallet seed phrase into a cold wallet as that defeats the purpose.
Best to create a new seed phrase and transfer crypto to that wallet
Best solution for traveller with no home base for storing crypto?
Imo globetrotting with physical wallet and seed phrase is risky.
How about spread crypto over a few different exchanges and/or mobile wallet for easy access?
I never recommend storing crypto on an exchange, too risky. I have friends that can’t access thousands of dollars worth of crypto stored on exchanges.
And if you’re willing to use a self custodial mobile wallet, might as well use a hardware wallet.
As long as you don’t mind using your phone to manage crypto, I’d recommend the Tangem wallet as a traveler.
Super durable and they’re cards so they fit in your physical wallet.
- Alex
This Channel Is Fre😮aking Awesome 😎!
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Hello everyone. I have USDT in my cold wallet, can I convert from USDT to Ethereum? Thanks
Yes you can. You can use a DEX or if your wallet allows it you can swap directly using your wallet’s software
Thank you for the support.
Great video. Thx
Glad you liked it thanks for watching!
If I'm staking crypto, should I leave a significant amount in coinbase, or does that matter?
I wouldn’t. You do whatever you feel is best. That said, you can securely stake crypto directly from cold wallets like Tangem and Ledger
When do you get the Keyphrase to keep your wallet safe? 6:35 When you buy the wallet does it come with its own keyphrase? Surely that wouldn't be safe... Or do you have to set one up, and how do you set up the most important keyphrase? thanks
@@grantmail4112 When you buy a wallet it doesn’t come with a seed phrase. It’s during the setup process when one is randomly generated.
Wallets randomly generate a unique seed phrase using what’s called a random number generator which you then record and use to access your crypto account on the blockchain.
And seed phrases aren’t attached to any one wallet. So you could create a seed phrase using a Trezor wallet for example, import it into a different brand wallet like Ledger, and continue managing your crypto.
Thats why it’s so important to secure your seed phrase. It is the master key to your crypto account.
@@cyberscrilla Great help... really well explained.. (I have not even heard of the term "seed phrase" before so thats good to know. I opened my Kraken Trading Exchange today and now have the knowledge of how to store Crypto safely.. thanks 👍
I have a super guide coming out soon. I’ll cover exchanges, wallets, and my strategy for securely managing crypto. Be on the lookout for it. If not this week, early next week. Would love to hear your feedback on it after you watch it.
- Alex
I'd like to transfer from a crypto website to trezor and it says "Withdraw failed because there's no 2FA" - So wanted to ask if you could show me, how I can set a 2FA up on my trezor wallet 5 . Thanks in advance!
I will get my tangem soon, im wandering is it possible to migrate cryptos from tangem to some another wallet using seed created on tangem? Thx
Yep. You can import it into any other wallet
Can you do a video on the best wallets for storing cryptocurrency?
I already did, here it is:
Best Cold Wallets of 2024! (So Far)
ua-cam.com/video/DFHS1kGHCEk/v-deo.html
Great video.
Is the Ledger x a bad wallet?
I dont recommend Ledger wallets at this time. They’ve lied and messed up one too many times.
If you want a similar wallet, I’d go Trezor or Onekey
Thanks
You got it👍
@@cyberscrilla
I still have the Ledger Nano S. I think i heard it right that the firmware update is not possible on this device. I do not like to see Ledgers recent moves but i would love to use the S still. Would you say the Nano S is still a very good/secure hardware wallet?
….I’ve noticed that Ledger stoped selling the Nano S and at the same time brought out the recovery feature🤔
@@Ben-py7wn I’d move to something else.
I don’t recommend ledger anymore.
Thanks for your help!
Thanks for watching!
Do they charge fees on the wallets to keep your CRYPTOS safe ? sorry I'm new to this already started buying some crypto, have like 8k on cryptos and didn't like the fees I'm getting to each transactions on coinbase wallet..planning to get into this more and wondering if i really need this cold wallet thing, i keep hearing even Elon that is the best way to keep your crypto safe,(didn't know they can steal them from your coinbase app) really need a little tip on how and what on transaction fees or and if i have to pay on wallets monthly to not lose my cryptos..tnx
No, hardware wallets (cold wallets) do not charge any monthly fees to keep your crypto safe. Once you buy the wallet, you own it outright, and there are no ongoing fees just for storing your crypto.
However, there are transaction fees whenever you move crypto between wallets or make a transaction on the blockchain. These fees are charged by the network (like Bitcoin or Ethereum), not by the wallet itself. Fees vary depending on the network and how busy it is.
A hardware wallet is considered one of the safest ways to store your crypto because it keeps your private keys offline, reducing the risk of hacks or theft compared to online wallets or exchanges like Coinbase.
So, if you're concerned about security, getting a hardware wallet could be a smart move. But remember, you'll still pay network fees whenever you send or receive crypto, no matter which wallet you use.
I recommend Tangem. Super secure and VERY easy to use.
Here’s my review: ua-cam.com/video/bPZpzjJl3ts/v-deo.htmlsi=vA8_ZRkX1oZaSfbC
And a tutorial to use it: ua-cam.com/video/LdlmHR120e8/v-deo.htmlsi=eUG94Q3zhlA3yspP
- Alex
@@cyberscrilla i transfer my coins (xrp) to tangnem..after that i tried to transfer other coins and the app said that in order for the app to add that coin i must reset the app, and if i do that i may lose the coins i already have in there, so i need to transfer the coins back?, than reset ,and than transfer back again the coins to tangem? You knew this,,is that how is gonna be every time i try to add a coin they don't have? ..tnx in advance for any and all your replies👍
Cypto seems to make less sense the more I look into it. Which is funny since there's a million and one memes about 'how simple it is.' Not to mention the transaction fees seem to be excessive, especially for small transactions. Not sure how this is supposed to be the currency of the future.
The word “crypto” encompasses numerous currencies and blockchain networks. So when you say fees are excessive for small transactions that’s not completely accurate.
Each network has its own use case. Not all “crypto” is the same.
For example, to transact on Solana it costs .03 and it doesn’t matter the size of the transaction.
And same with other coins. Now there is some truth to what you said, like Ethereum and Bitcoin which can have high fees depending how congested the network is at the time of transacting.
To your point: crypto is the wild Wild West. Theres a lot to learn and very few experts to teach it. But, that doesn’t mean there isn’t immense opportunity.
- Alex
It makes no sense to invest everything in crypto because there maybe delays or systems can go down ECT but you still can invest in crypto but also in previous commodities silver gold or stocks in companies like Zion oil djt media stock Tesla Ford in other words invest in things you can quickly have in like silver but other things make long term in case there a bank run and store food water for 3 to 6 months but the crypto if done right will lead to millionaire and billionaires
How about from hot wallet to cold wallet?
Salut à toi depuis la France. Les crypto que j’ai sur Coinbase ou Binance, je peux les transférer sur un Cold Wallet ??
Merci
Bien sûr. C’est l’objectif du portefeuille froid. Sortez votre crypto des échanges centralisés où ils contrôlent vos fonds et prenez-les en main. Soyez votre propre banque.
Si vous avez besoin de recommandations sur les portefeuilles matériels, je suis heureux de vous aider. De plus, j’ai une playlist entière ici: ua-cam.com/play/PLcf_x896LiWP5A_BkcIBEkpflQhThbJ7x.html&si=gx7d_i8JctP6Gj6F
I tried to use your link to purchase the safe3 but I don't get the 8% discount. Am I missing something?
Trezor does not offer discount anymore unfortunately.
Tengem doesn’t support my coins . What can i do ?
Choose a different hardware wallet. What coins do you need to store? I can point you in the right direction
- Alex
Discount code for trezor not working
Trezor has discontinued all discount codes.
The link in the description on this video is the best price currently.
- Alex
So why is it so bad to just leave it on the exchange itself ie. Coinbase, Robinhood etc. Aren't they insured? I've lost probably about 5k moving things around (My fault) from Trust wallet to Coinbase and not Coinbase Wallet. Its on a phone thats all I use it for so no email, no links, no weird wifi connections just at home.
By keeping crypto stored on an exchange, you don’t actually control your funds so they can do things like free funds and lock your account (this has happened to me) so even if they’re insured, you could miss out on big opportunities because ultimately at the end of the day you don’t control your crypto.
Also, the point of crypto is to be your own bank and control your own money by keeping it on an exchange you don’t control it
Coinbase has locked me out of buying or selling. I made transaction 1 week ago but now my bank numbers no longer work.
@ yeah this is exactly why you don’t wanna keep crypto on a crypto exchange
@@cyberscrilla Plaid sux
@@cyberscrilla copy that TY
Is a hardware wallet better than a custodial wallet?
Yes, hardware wallets are self-custodial, meaning you have full control over your crypto.
In contrast, custodial wallets are managed by a platform, which holds the control over your crypto.
I would NEVER store my crypto on an exchange. Too many horror stories.
I just dropped a new video about things to know before buying a hardware wallet. You might want to check it out:
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Hi Scrilla
Can 😮you do a video on how to stake Crypto using the Tangem wallet?
Thanx
Staking is not natively available yet. I’ll be sure to make a video once it’s live 👍
@@cyberscrilla Bummer!
@@cyberscrilla which is the best hardware wallet for staking please? Trezor?
Trezor is a good option to stake natively in the Trezor Suite app.
Let's fucking get it cudi!
Thanks!
Wow thank YOU 🙏
A Question Please: I sent some ETH to my LEDGER a few months ago. It never arrived. OH S--T, Ledger said I sent it on the wrong network. That they did not support it. So, are my funds lost? My Ledger battery has died, and I ordered a new Trezor 3 safe yesterday. You talked about how many networks this uses. So, is there any chance I can recover the funds? I sent them from Pionex, so I think the info is still there. Well, it's worth asking. Before, I had always sent a small amount to make sure it arrived Opps...This time, I did not, and of course, it was a large amount. Thank You for any help or Ideas you may have.@@cyberscrilla
Please choose the network carefully and make sure that the selected network is the same as the network where you are withdrawing funds. If you select the wrong network, you will lose your funds.(TREZOR Q&A) OUCH! that hurt
@@randystevens2710 Yes always choose the same network and do a test send in case you mess up.
How is ledger nano s & x ?
Ledger Nano S Plus and X are fine. Just small. But equally as secure as Ledger’s new models the Flex and Stax
I hope one day Coinbase will produce a hardware wallet😊
@@Rhond5that’s why u put a pin on ur sim and have 2 factor authentication
@@dotlmao5565 is that done through settings on iPhone?
Coinbase are scammers. And technically they have their own cold wallets. They are directly invested in Onekey hardware wallets
@@cyberscrillahow are coinbase scammers?
Bro. Is there gonna be a give away for the Tangem ring? I’d love one for myself.
I’ll try to arrange that 👍
@@cyberscrilla That’d be awesome!
Are crypto credit cards a hardware wallet
No
Can say Charlie who has a hardware wallet and owes me 50.00 send it directly to my Hardware wallet? Also if Charlie was a crook and instead of sending me 50.00 could he instead empty my wallet which had say 10,000 in it. Thanks for a great video.
Yes, anyone can send crypto to your wallet assuming they know its public address.
And no, people can’t randomly empty your wallet. They’d have to either know your seed phrase, or you’d have to give them access.
@@cyberscrillaThanks kindly for your response as much appreciated
You’re welcome! Happy to help
nice
Did you send ETH on ARB? Can't you only view Eth or other crypto send on other networks via third party apps?
No, I sent ETH on Ethereum. And I’m not sure what you mean.
This is why i bought bitcoin on etf only and i’m sleep very well now. 👏
I'm gonna guess the address I get from my crypto wallet remains the same for all receiving crypto?
Different blockchains will generate different receiving addresses. But your ethereum address for example remains the same.
@cyberscrilla thank you for the reply. I was just looking at the website Gemini, seems a little sketchy. When I click on something be it a phone or the website. The response is very slow like it's trying to think something over. Opinions are welcome.
@ZappedBunny not sure what you’re taking about
@@cyberscrilla Gemini website doesn't seem to respond normally. Very slow to respond to clicks.
why paid 50% fee for storing Eth in cold storage ? 0.0004 Eth transferred in your demo for 0.003 Eth, Total 0.007
Love your channel but when explaining how to do something, please talk slower. You talk very fast. I have to keep going back and forth to write down the info. Pauses help too. Remember, we are new and it like a new language. Thanks!
Thanks working on fixing this. You can slow down the video too in by clicking the gear icon and select playback speed
- Alex
please do safepal
A review?
12:20 i hope you change the password on that one :)
believe it or not these exchanges are shady
Exactly why you don’t want to keep crypto on them. Treat exchanges like an exchange, not a wallet.
Very not helpful
@@dejan8416 I’m sorry, why wasn’t it helpful?
My eyes hurt from that violet background
@@dejan8416 Okay, so the background was distracting? Noted. Other than that was it helpful?
Yes it was helpful thats true
@@dejan8416 thanks for your feedback.
Not for beginners, didn’t actually explain anything just showed how you do it.
I provided important tips and showed you how to do it step by step. How could it have been better?
@@cyberscrillawhere did you actually buy the crypto? Kraken? And how is this different from Coinbase
And how do I set up a trezer hardware wallet?
Just a very fast video, a little hard to follow
@@jarongallant9569 that would be a separate video on its own.
I can’t show how to setup every hardware wallet in one video (even though they’re all mostly the same).
Plenty of tutorials on YT that show you how to
Did not help me understand
ANYTHING!
I’m sorry to hear that, what did you not understand?
Please make a video on how to manage wallet on tangem and hoh to ad tokens from diferite chains like SHRAPNEL or Ronin SOL ecosistem AVAX ecoseistem how to ad tokens on the wallet for example can i put PLS pulsechain on the tangem ? or SHRAOPNEL or diferite ecosistems APRECIATE THAT ! i share the videos with my friesnds youre the best ! wait for the video!!1
Check out my Tangem User guide video!
Tangem Wallet Tutorial: Quick Setup & Transferring Crypto!
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Trazor or Tangem you recommend for beginners, like me ?
Definitely Tangem 👍
Thanks!
Thank you Randy! Your support means a lot.
- Alex