Crypto Scams
Half the people who own crypto, get scammed. Just yesterday a top crypto influencer got one million dollars stolen from his crypto wallet. How stupid is it to keep that much money in an online wallet. He should have put it in an off-chain wallet like Arculus; but he was at a crypto convention and was probably aura farming as a power move by showing off his wallet to other influencers. One week earlier, a girl that I follow on X.com had 600,000 dollars of crypto stolen from her wallet. This proves that even people who are good at crypto can be hacked. Hackers are finding new ways of hacking wallets, mostly through Google conference calls and Google add-ons. And then there are bots.
If you deal with large amounts of financial transactions online, you need to have a separate laptop computer just for that. And don't use the computer for anything else. Strip it clean of every app. Use a Phantom wallet on your phone to send money to those trading platforms. Don't keep your main money in the Phantom wallet. Keep it off-chain in an Arculus wallet. If you are into meme coins, you shouldn't be trading with more than 5,000 dollars anyways. If you push a button and move a million dollars to a wallet, you are stupid. You should only move small amounts because you never now if that money is going to just disappear. And who are you gonna call?
If you are into long-term crypto coins, like XRP, keep them in an off-chain wallet like Arculus and spread it to three off-chain wallets. If you have children, give some wallets to them just in case you lose all your key phrases or your main wallet gets hacked. Make it impossible for hackers to steal all your money. If you are lucky, hackers will only steal one third. Don't assume that it's better to go with stocks. Digital currencies are the future. Stocks will stop existing and so will cash. This could happen next year.
Never share your key phrase with anyone online or on the phone who claim that they need it. NEVER share your key phrase with anyone. Read the book that I recommend in the books section. It has fifty pages of security information that everyone must know.
Some guy who had 500 million dollars of Bitcoin in one wallet, wrote his key phrase on a piece of paper, and the maid threw it in the trash. He spent years hiring workers to go through all the trash in the dump, never recovered it, and lost all that money. That's what happens when amateurs get into crypto. How stupid is he for having 500 million in one wallet. He could have split it up into 100 wallets and given most of them to his family and friends and people online who need it. Then he would be happy that he did good deeds and he would still be rich.
Governments are plotting on taking wealth from everyone through false flag attacks, war, and bioplagues, as part of Bible prophecy where the wicked will be the only ones who have wealth and will gradually enslave everyone.
Diversify your assets.