The team behind the world’s first hardware wallet says it’s still thriving after 8 years
As long as there's a recovery seed written down, a PIN and passphrase installed, it's theoretically impossible to hack the Trezor One, which debuted in 2014.
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Trezor removes controversial address verification protocol, other wallets follow suit
One week after introducing the Address Ownership Proof Protocol, or AOPP, the hardware wallet company backtracked on its decision due to customer privacy concerns.
FLUX, SFP and Badger DAO surge even as Bitcoin price falls to $47K
BTC price continues to soften, but new exchange listings and protocol upgrades provided a much-needed boost for FLUX, SFP and BADGER.
Got crypto? Here are 3 software wallets for storage, staking and swapping
“Not your keys, not your coins” is short for “Don’t leave your crypto on exchanges.” Here are three soft wallets that are trusted by millions of investors.
SafePal, Bifrost and Request Network soar after Bitcoin price hits $59K
BTC’s push toward $60,000, new cross-chain features and a sharp increase in user activity boosted SFP, BFC and REQ price.
Coinbase launches standalone browser extension for Coinbase Wallet
Self-custody wallets have proven extremely popular among users looking to access decentralized exchanges and NFTs.
Jack Dorsey Says Square Is Considering Building a ‘Bitcoin Mining System Based on Custom Silicon’
Following the latest report from Cambridge University that shows a large percentage of the Bitcoin network’s hashrate resides in the United States, the CEO of Twitter and Square, Jack Dorsey,…
Why hardware wallets might not offer as much protection as you think, explained
Hardware wallet brands have been built on the promise of security — but in some cases, these devices aren’t as air gapped as you might think.
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