Hello everyone, With so many stories about exchange hacks, phishing attempts, and compromised accounts over the years, I've been wondering how people's approach to crypto security has changed. A few years ago, many users seemed comfortable leaving most of their funds on exchanges. Today, there appears to be a much stronger focus on self-custody, hardware wallets, and additional security measures. I'm curious about what the community thinks: Do you keep most of your crypto on exchanges or in personal wallets? Have recent security incidents influenced the way you store your assets? How important is two-factor authentication, hardware wallets, and backup management in your setup? Do you think the average crypto user is becoming more security-conscious, or are many people still taking unnecessary risks? It seems that convenience and security are often moving in opposite directions. Keeping funds on an exchange can make trading easier, while self-custody provides greater control but also places more responsibility on the user. I'm interested to hear how others balance these factors and whether your approach has changed over the years. What does your current crypto security strategy look like? As for exchanging crypto, I believe security, transparency, and reliability are just as important as getting a good rate. Our team focuses on providing a safe and straightforward exchange process, so users can exchange their assets with confidence.
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