I am looking to move my cryptocurrency holdings from exchanges to a more secure self-custodial wallet.
However, with so many wallet options on the market, it’s difficult to determine the best fit.
When choosing a wallet, what attributes do you prioritize, security, transaction costs, and processing speed?
I would appreciate any recommendations from the community on their favorite wallet solutions and what factors weighed most in your selection.
I propose the Ledger Nano S, a classic hardware wallet that has been popular for many years. It’s as small as a thumb drive and works with Windows, macOS, and Linux. Support for over 27 coins and 1500 crypto assets, as claimed, coupled with staking support, make this an appealing alternative.
Bitkey is a good choice, and as the stack grows large, start examining the cold card. Bitkey is a product of Jack Dorsey’s Block, which also owns Cashapp, Square, and other businesses.
Here are two videos for beginners: one for the Mk4 cold card bitcoin sessions with Natalie Brunell, and another for the new cold card Q.
To find out more about how to keep your bitcoin, subscribe to btcsessions on YouTube.
You can learn all about self-custody and how seed phrases function in the videos from Bitcoin Sessions above.