I transferred all 10.3 of my LTC to my trezor safe 5 Cold Storage
What are you’re guy’s choice’s for cold wallet’s etc??
-J
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Ledger and tezor are probably the best out there… depends on if they support litecoin
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my trezor support’s btc ltc sol xrp doge cardano bitcoin cash and ether and can also put ether meme coins and sol meme coins into my trezor not typically where i would want my PVP meme coin’s where I can’t sell at a moment’s notice but HEYO
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The only problem with commercial hardware wallets is that, if you travel with them, they are like fresh s**t for flies for the customs officers. Well, if not now, then in the very near future.
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I prefer non custodial wallets anyway.
You can write up the 12 words and even the key could be copied and safeguarded.
Congrats on taking full custody of your LTC! Trezor is a solid choice. I use Ledger Nano X for my cold storage—great security and ease of use. Does anyone else prefer different wallets?
I recommend multi signature addresses for long time holding.
Any address with a single private key can be used to create a raw transaction out of the utxo’s which are there.
After that you can start bruteforce signature.
Once you hit the single private key the transaction goes through.
Out of my understanding it makes no difference it is a cold or hot wallet
Not being posible for many people I think.
What do you need to do that in one week?
Hey Nickz,
How do you mean doing that in one week?
You need a node
Create a bunch of wallets and extract random private keys.
Import them all into a new wallet, depending on how strong you want your multisig 2/2, 3/3 and so on
Then once you have them foreign keys in your wallet create a multisig out of it via RPC command.
The new address which is coming out has now multiple private keys out of multiple seeds → more secure
If you want to see that in my service it will take a bit more then 1 week because I have to do alot of things to get new layout worked out
You need much more than a node: A quantum computer for starters.
Non realistic scenario if you asked me.
Ohw that you mean, sry
Yeah sure the possibility is insane low, take more then one address and increase your luck.
I had a discussion early this day with a friend
It’s kinda reverse mining on a evil way
The only way to find out would be a long time test with some power. I don’t either have it nor do I want to run it.
Just thinking loud about possibilities
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Congrats, that’s awesome))Nothing beats having full control!) I haven’t made it to a Trezor yet, so I’m using Gem Wallet mobile self-custody, everything right at my fingertips. It’s not cold storage, sure, but for daily use? absolutely perfect
That’s a solid point. Hardware wallets definitely draw attention, especially as governments become more aware of crypto. Traveling with them could raise red flags—even if you’re just carrying personal funds. Might be safer in some cases to use a stealthier method, like a secure software wallet or memorized seed phrase, depending on the situation.
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