Antwort auf: Helfen Sie mir zu verstehen, ob ich meine Kryptowährung gut absichere. 12 Wörter auf Papier und dann 12 auf Bitwarden.
Seed phrase…
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* – Do not take a picture of it.
* – Do not share it
* – Do not upload any kind of image of the seed phrase to the internet, this includes cloud storage.
* – Do not make a digital copy of it anywhere.
* – Do not make a ‚text‘ and save it on your computer.
* – Do not share these words with anyone, in anyway, shape or form.
* – No website or hot wallet or „Customer Service Desk Help Team Group Relations“ DM in the world requires your seed phrase. The only place it ever should be used is on your Ledger device to reset or to recover your accounts.
* – Make sure your will is up to date on how to access your funds. Leave instructions and a ink to the [https://www.ledger.com/academy](https://www.ledger.com/academy) . It has a lot of good info. Use it please.
* – Find alternate ways to store your seed phrase instead of just on paper, like using a fire proof metal plate with the words on the plate. Google please, there a lot of good ones out there.
* – Do not use a local engraver to engrave your seed phrase, should you decide to make your own. You can make your own and there is one out there where you use SS thick washers and stamp the words on the washers and then string them together on a bolt with a nut.
* **They are your words, and those words make you.. your own banker. Think about that.**
* – Ledger will never ask you to enter your seed phrase anywhere in any conversation you may have with them. It is not needed in ANY situation that requires customer service. (tons of scams in here and other places.)
* – If anyone DM’s you after you make a post about crypto, its a scam 99.99999% of the time.
* – Same deal, but they start off with Hello mate or Hey mate, invest in this! Say no.
* – If they can not help you here in an open discussion, it is not in your best interest. If someone wants to help they can post here in the open thread. This is the way.
* – Help others who need help, but be aware of scams.
* – Check your addresses 2-4x before sending. Do a small amount 1st to be sure.
* – Don’t manually type in the addresses. Copy and paste. It takes one mistake.
* – Whitelist your addresses if you can to help with correct destinations for your coins. Most exchanges offer this. It’s a good idea to do this.
* – Be aware that there is a copy/paste malware. This malware is called a paperclip exploit and can be very hard to notice once you are infected. It basically changes your copy paste and can target specific types, like bitcoin addresses
* – Best thing I can say is use all the common sense you have. Never hurry.
Feel free to add anything to this.