I feel like I'm too much of a brainlet to generate a a BSV wallet that I'd be ABSOLUTELY 100% sure is secure. It seems like I need a special hardened router, a new laptop that hopefully doesn't have any chink backdoors, I'd have to learn how to install and use an actual OS, and a bunch of other bullshit. Fuck that.
How autistic should I be worrying about securing my wallet? Should I be protecting myself from Globohomo, and if so, how?
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Bump i want a simple wallet for bsv too
user wrap your cold storage in tinfoil
Then its safe
BSV electrom
If you are thinking of investing in BSV, the best way to do so is send an envelope full of cash to Mumbai.
>I'm too much of a brainlet
>BSV
That explains everything
>Calvin & Craig buying up bags
>I had Best Buy them up too!
Are you useless niggers going to spoonfeed me or not?
Shove Ledger in thot snatch.
>nobody would think to check there but TSA and only if she's got dim tits
I'm done being a no coiner. Idk which one to invest in yet though. I've been told chainlink for like 2 weeks now, and now all the gossip is BSV. I still am not sure if any of that is credible. I don't have loads of money to invest so I figure my best bet will be an alt coin that isn't skyrocketed, and cash out at the first opportunity that it yields a significant payout.
Related to OP's post of security, how far do you go? I have an old raspberry pi, should i put some sort of OS on that thing and keep it separated from my pc? Or would allocating some hard drive space separate from windows be enough? Can someone hack through anyway? Computers are scary and I don't understand where I'm vulnerable these days.