Cryptocurrencies, the safe route.

in #cryptocurrencies7 years ago (edited)

We all know that you should save your private keys somewhere. In the case that if you wallet is lost for some reason, you still can get access to your funds.

But, what if your wallets act as nodes, or your funds are staking, how do you keep them safe? Your computer, where the wallets run on, is always online which makes this a security issue.

What would be the best approach to do this?
Are you using Windows or Linux?
Are you running fully virtual (for instance NxTop), partly virtual (vmware on windows) or not virtualised at all?

On a vdi from the datacenter of just a local physical machine? What kind of security would you pick and why?

I'm thinking about various ways to make a stable, fast and safe sytem, and I want discus the possibilities, what would be your perfect solution?

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