CoinDeal provides pretty good security - two-factor authentication, one-time passwords, approving every transaction via e-mail. I feel my money is quite secure there.
You could download the bitcoin wallet and keep your funds there until you have enough money to shell out for a trezor or nano-s. Just FYI It's never recommended to get a used hardware wallet, even if it's cheaper.
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I've been thinking about buying a hardware wallet, but the ones I saw were pretty expensive and I'm kinda short on money right now. Would a cheaper one do the job, or is there more risk of hacking with them?
I've been wondering if it's better to store cryptocurrencies on a wallet in my computer (that is connected to the web, so it is more vulnerable to hacker attacks), or is it better if I store it on some platform that's keeping their crypto on cold wallets. Any opinions?
I asked some questions about CoinDeal (as mentioned by lillipatty) on various forums and got mostly positive feedback. Also talked with their support via livechat, they were nice and quite professional too. I think it's best if you register (no need to put your money/crypto yet) and check it out you...
Hey, can anyone tell me their thoughts on CoinDeal? I've read an article about them recently and I'm interested, but it'd be great to hear some more opinions from experienced bitcoin fans Thanks!
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