Trezor

amyk 8

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amyk posted on January 08, 2020 15:12:02

So far I have found Trezor to be a reliable hardware wallet. It is pretty easy to use. Ledger is another solid option. I would say those are the two leading hardware wallets and are pretty comparable.

stormjib 9

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stormjib posted on December 30, 2019 20:17:07

The original hardware wallet I believe, founded by Slush of Slushpool mining. The Trezor One, has a basic interface, it has the downside that pin/keword info is input to the host computer. Contrast this to the Model T, all input is directly input to the hardware wallets touch screen. A hardware wallet is a good tool for storage of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency private keys. It utilizes M Click here to see more...yEtherWallet for ETH. I'm not in love with that interface, I have enjoyed MetaMask and Trust wallet for ERC20 tokens. I must emphasize I'm not an expert on ETH and associated tokens, I would seek information from more knowledgeable sources if that is your primary use case in a hardware wallet. For Basic things like BTC, BCH, LTC, DASH, DOGE, ETH, ETC it has served me well, probably able to handle others, but I haven't done it. Nice product, would recommend.