Not exact matches
So I think the
safest way is to just store your
coins you know off of an
exchange not online.
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The
exchange is a convenient place to hold on to many different
coins, but it is not the
safest.
And remember, once you have bought bitcoin on an
exchange, transfer the
coins to your personal bitcoin wallet to keep them
safe and secure!
This means it is important that you keep your
coins in a licensed
exchange or trustworthy wallet where they are
safe.
Only when the new
coin has over stood a thorough due diligence process, where it has proven to be
safe and trustworthy, it will be implemented by the well - known blockchain service providers, such as
exchanges, marketplaces and merchant systems.
A
safer means of claiming forked
coins is letting an
exchange or wallet do the hard work.
It is important to note, however, that leaving your
coins on a ledger wallet is still greatly
safer than leaving it on an
exchange or on a desktop wallet.
The
coins will either be kept on the
exchanges in a
safe and secure cold storage or withdrawn at any time.
It is also much
safer to keep your
coins in their online wallet as opposed to keeping them on an international
exchange like the others on this list.
Coinbase is the
safest and most trusted foreign
exchange, even so, we highly suggest not leaving your
coins on this platform.
You can store your
coin on the
exchange too, they are
safe there.