Hi everyone . Today we are discussing wallets,  that is, how to keep your money safe on the internet. Not the physical cash, they for the most part go to the bank, I trust you don't keep them on the sleeping pad yet. I'm discussing cryptographic forms of money, how to keep them safe and ensure nobody takes them from you. 

There are two kinds of wallets, wallets, online wallets (that is, on the grounds that they are in the cloud and consistently associated with the web) and cold wallets. Like ice. That is on the grounds that it's on a unique stick, scrambled and with long passwords for security. OK, the fundamental code should be composed on a bit of paper to recall it. In the event that you overlook farewell bitcoins, there are other sad cases. 

Hot wallets, online wallets, are typically offered by the locales where you make exchanges. They are more helpless in light of the fact that when a little multitude of programmers needs to break into that site, and your cash, sorry, your cryptographic forms of money will be taken. 

The physical one, Trezor sau Ledge, are two sticks that no one but you can access, after you have made sure about them well indeed. Essentially, the data put away on them is accessible to numerous eyes just when you sell or purchase, ie you make exchanges. 

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