@1iceloops123 crypto isnt a bad way to go IMO

@freemo i was thinking getting a good wallet like a trezor t and just throwing some money every now again into it

@1iceloops123 hardware wallets are amazing, and good secure way to do it if you go about it right. I have several different brands of hardware wallets

@freemo i think i know about 3 or 4 of them exist i think the issue is getting kyced because a few sites don't want us citizens to use there predicts but i seen few hardware wallets have aways to buy crypto better

@freemo use there products sorry

@1iceloops123 I would be worried about crypto wallets that arent too popular anyway. I'd probably stick to ledger or trezor which are both available in the USA.

@freemo i think the only reason i would want a terzor because its open source but ledger doesn't look bad either

@1iceloops123 trezor supports fewer coins but is the more reliable choice in my opinion. Ledger is a close second.

@freemo i think for me i want to deal with stuff like eth and i know both support coins i am into just the weird stuff like gridcoin they don't but i will probably make backups for that

@1iceloops123 if you plan to dabble in a lot of obscure coins then I'd go with ledger. They support way more coins.

You can also get a ledger and a trezor and seed them both with the same seed phrase and then both wallets will mirror the other.

@freemo i think with the weird coins i am just want gridcoins but i was thinking getting maybe 2 wallets one to hold my personal stuff and one for stuff like metamask and sparrow

@freemo i might just want to start with one though

@1iceloops123 yup, and you can.

@freemo i forgot i have verus coin too... so something like a ledger would be a good idea

@1iceloops123 ledger also has a nice OpenPGP card on it so youc an store you pgp keys securely too

@freemo i know both support 2fa but i still think i would still want a yubi key or 2 for that

@1iceloops123 I have like half a dozen ledgers and a dozen yubikey and then half a dozen OpenPGP cards... I use the yubikeys for my everyday usage and the ledgers are just there to backup my keys, particularly my masters, just in case.