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Keeping these coins of yours in reputable exchange platforms will make more sense than on exchanges with questionable reputation for the sake of your assets
You last statement shows that you do not really know much about exchanges. Exchanges are not as secured as it is with Decentralized wallet. Once exchange is hacked , funds are lost. Wallets are only hacked if private keys are compromisedI will prefer to keep those coins in my exchange wallet. You can easily trade and transfer with ease without incurring big gaa fees. Exchanges are highly secured and not as prone as mobile wallets.
Ok I'm talking from my experience, there have been more wallets hacked though they're not in the news because it's more of personal stuffs. It'll take a high calibre attack to hack an exchange. Your private keys doesn't need to be revealed to hack your wallet. I was a victim and many others have testified too. Normal smart contracts can be used to hack your wallet just by signing a transaction which includes buying,selling or approving a token.You last statement shows that you do not really know much about exchanges. Exchanges are not as secured as it is with Decentralized wallet. Once exchange is hacked , funds are lost. Wallets are only hacked if private keys are compromised
True. But my point was very clear. Decentralization exchanges are far more secured than Centralized exchange . As regards to smart contract stealing people's fund . It happens but only to those who fail to clear their cookies or disconnect permission given to smart contract after Interacting with them .Ok I'm talking from my experience, there have been more wallets hacked though they're not in the news because it's more of personal stuffs. It'll take a high calibre attack to hack an exchange. Your private keys doesn't need to be revealed to hack your wallet. I was a victim and many others have testified too. Normal smart contracts can be used to hack your wallet just by signing a transaction which includes buying,selling or approving a token.
Yes,you can disconnect with beefy but you may forget to do that always. There are a lot of ways to bypass wallets these days. You just need your password to process a transaction in wallets while a cex exchange will require additional email and sms codes.True. But my point was very clear. Decentralization exchanges are far more secured than Centralized exchange . As regards to smart contract stealing people's fund . It happens but only to those who fail to clear their cookies or disconnect permission given to smart contract after Interacting with them .
Beefy finance helps people to deactivate smart contracts that can spend one's token .
If someone hacks your email , your cex wallet is in threat. With centralized wallet , apart from fraudulent smart contracts , there is NO WAY a hacker can access the wallet unless he has your phone or private keys.Yes,you can disconnect with beefy but you may forget to do that always. There are a lot of ways to bypass wallets these days. You just need your password to process a transaction in wallets while a cex exchange will require additional email and sms codes.
You will not believe me because it hasn't happened to you. Just by swapping a token, a hacker can gain access to your wallet through contracts and drain your wallet. There are scam airdrops tokens distributed to people's wallet recently. All the require is for you to engage the token and that's all. I experienced mine then when my Tron was drained.If someone hacks your email , your cex wallet is in threat. With centralized wallet , apart from fraudulent smart contracts , there is NO WAY a hacker can access the wallet unless he has your phone or private keys.
The transaction fee for bitcoin and ethereum is very high , you will notice this very well when the market is on bullish though with Ethereum 2.0 the gas for ethereum has reduced.That is true keeping bitcoin and ethereum the two coin are really good for transaction, I don't think the transaction fee is much because the transaction is very fast.