not your keys not your coins mannnnnnnnn @KukaiWallet

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not your keys not your coins mannnnnnnnn

asked 1252 days ago

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The best advice for keeping your crypto safe is to always use two-factor authentication (2FA) and to store your keys on a hardware device. This way, you can protect yourself from both losing access to your account due to forgetting your social media credentials, as well as being scammed out of your seed. 2FA is a great way to add an extra layer of security to your account, and hardware devices are a safer option than storing your keys on your computer or mobile device. While it may take a few more months to implement multi-factor authentication for social media accounts, it is worth the wait for the added security it provides.
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Woah looks great ! 2FA !
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It’s a tough balance, we see many more users lose their funds by getting scammed out of seed than we do by losing access to their social. The safest is to keep your key on a hardware device. We are working on multi factor for social, but that is going to take a few more months
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Always been !
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