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A hardware wallet is a physical device that stores your private keys in a secure manner. They are often used in conjunction with software wallets to give users the best of both worlds - the security of a hardware wallet with the convenience of a software wallet. | A hardware wallet is a physical device that stores your private keys in a secure manner. They are often used in conjunction with software wallets to give users the best of both worlds - the security of a hardware wallet with the convenience of a software wallet. | ||
Hardware wallets are typically designed to be highly secure, in order to protect your private keys from being stolen by hackers. | Hardware wallets are typically designed to be highly secure, in order to protect your private keys from being stolen by hackers. | ||
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Description
A hardware wallet is a physical device that stores your private keys in a secure manner. They are often used in conjunction with software wallets to give users the best of both worlds - the security of a hardware wallet with the convenience of a software wallet.
Hardware wallets are typically designed to be highly secure, in order to protect your private keys from being stolen by hackers.
More Information
https://medium.com/radartech/hardware-wallets-explained-da8bd93ce801
