Binance says it will cover all losses after a record $6.3 billion hack, but it’s a good day to check your own crypto setup. Unlike a credit card, a crypto transaction is hard to…
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Binance says it will cover all losses after a record $6.3 billion hack, but it’s a good day to check your own crypto setup. Unlike a credit card, a crypto transaction is hard to reverse if someone ge…
Binance says it will cover all losses after a record $6.3 billion hack, but it’s a good day to check your own crypto setup. Unlike a credit card, a crypto transaction is hard to reverse if someone gets into your account or wallet. A few basic habits go a long way. 6 ways to keep your crypto safe after the Binance hack: 🔐 Turn on two-factor authentication. 🏦 Don’t leave more on an exchange than you need. 🧊 Keep a little in a hot wallet for trading and move the rest to a cold wallet. A hardware wallet can cost $60 to $250. 🔑 Never share your private key or seed phrase. No real support agent will ask for it. 🧹 Check and revoke old wallet permissions. 🎣 Slow down on links, downloads and DMs. Phishing and fake apps are where a lot of theft starts. Read the full guide: https://t.co/Im6PTQzegc
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