Bitcoin, the flagship cryptocurrency, doesn’t seem like it will go away anytime soon. Although nobody has ever hacked the Bitcoin network, some people fear losing their money to hackers. If you’ve ...

If people who buy cryptocurrencies intended only to hold on to them as speculative investments, there'd be no real need for crypto wallets. Exchanges and online brokerages that convert dollars to, say ...

Bitcoin wallets don’t hold BTC; they manage keys that access blockchain records. Your BTC lives on the blockchain as transaction history, not in files or apps. Losing access to your private key means ...

Bitcoin gives one sovereignty, but the responsibility of safe storage is the cost of continuing to enjoy such sovereignty. The promise of permissionless money that is tamper-proof and sensor-proof is ...

There are many types of bitcoin wallets. Bitcoin wallets can be connected to the internet or kept offline. If done correctly, you can store bitcoin safely without trusting another party. You wouldn’t ...

A self-custodial Bitcoin wallet gives you full control over your private keys and funds, removing reliance on third parties. Unlike custodial wallets, where exchanges hold your assets, self-custodial ...

When you think about it, Proton has always been a crypto company — cryptography, not cryptocurrency. But the Switzerland-based company, better known for its secure email, VPN and storage services, is ...

Blockchain analytics platform Arkham Intelligence claims to have identified the addresses of the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust. The trust consists of more than 1,750 addresses holding a total of over $16 ...