Hardware wallet discussion

Hello anons. Which of these options is safer and more secure for BTC cold storage?

>Option 1: Store half of BTC using Ledger. Store other half of BTC using Trezor.
>Option 2: Store BTC using Electrum 2-of-2 multisig with Ledger and Trezor.

Which option is more secure anons? Is BTC multisig riskier than the BTC protocol itself?

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hardware wallets aren’t secure

> Using a hardware wallet
Congrats you made it, the rest is academic.

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Is BTC multisig riskier than the BTC protocol itself? Ethereum Parity multisg wallet had a vulnerability and lost everything. Is Electrum BTC multisig safe or it is risky like Parity multisig was?

too much of a brainlet for this shit

It’s dumb. Don’t bother. Your funds are fundamentally safe on an exchange. If they weren’t and something happened on a large scale then all the prices would PLUMMET to zero and crypto would be dead anyway. Yeah there are sob stories of people getting hacked but there are sob stories for wallets to so anyway just chill and be glad that you are going to make it someday. And you’ll be able to cash out faster.

wat

> He doesn't know about Mt. Gox
> He doesn't know about exchange fractional reserves
> He thinks it's regulated like a bank.
Not gonna make it desu
Not your keys not your coins

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TELL ME. WHYYY does it matter that my stack is on Binance. If binance actually gets hacked to the point where everyone loses even me, why would anyone value crypto anymore after that? It would be meaningless. We are at equal risk you just bought a fancy USB drive. ooooOOOOoooOOooo who cares.