Where do you keep your assets?

[Nomad]

Well, most of my assets are on Exchanges, mainly centralized exchanges. That's because I can earn staking rewards, yield farming, and also trade sometimes to profit from the market. I have very small amount on decentralized wallet. What about you?

 

[Riberet19]

Having the assets on exchanges goes against my nature, since being able to have the funds under my control why re-assign them to a centralized entity? Also, if you want to earn returns, there are many decentralized wallets where you can do it, remember, not your keys, not your coins.

 

[Nomad]

if you want to earn returns, there are many decentralized wallets where you can do it

Yes, I remember, not your keys, not your coins. But I have been using exchanges but two reasons, one, I can trade off once the prices goes up, two, I can earn rewards. Can you share more info about decentralized wallets where we can earn returns.

 

[254martin]

Under the bed)

 

[Harry]

I mainly use a decentralized wallet for my assets because I like the security it offers. It feels good knowing I have control over my crypto instead of relying on exchanges. I still get into staking and yield farming here and there, but there's something nice about managing my own funds directly. Plus, it helps me avoid any worries about hacks or issues with centralized platforms.

 

[tyrone]

I keep most of my assets on centralized exchanges too—mainly for the convenience of staking and earning rewards without needing to manage it all manually. I do have a small amount in a decentralized wallet, though, just as a backup and for certain tokens that aren’t available on the exchanges. I've also read some positive reviews about CoinMe for their accessible crypto services, especially for beginners—it could be a useful option for those who are looking for alternatives to traditional exchanges.

 

[ezcashbiz]

Well, most of my assets are on Exchanges, mainly centralized exchanges. That's because I can earn staking rewards, yield farming, and also trade sometimes to profit from the market. I have very small amount on decentralized wallet. What about you?

When I started with crypto I kept all my assets on a couple different exchanges
like coinbase, kraken and crypto-com but have since moved 99% of my coins
to a software wallet by Exodus. So far I've been pleased with it and I think you
can still stake with it but I haven't looked into that.

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[EMMANUEL]

Your approach to using centralized exchanges for staking rewards, yield farming, and trading sounds strategic. Many users prefer centralized exchanges because of the ease of use, liquidity, and the various earning opportunities they offer. On the other hand, decentralized wallets are valued for their enhanced security and control over assets, free from the oversight of a third party.

 

[Guzman]

Keeping assets is very good because I can allow you to Trade anytime you see the market liquidity and volatility is good to Trade.