It Is A Good Practice To Have More Than One Wallet For Your Crypto Assets

in CryptoHelpDesk3 years ago (edited)

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For people who have dived into Defi projects because of the huge opportunities it presents, especially when it comes to passive rewards, it will be a good practice to have a separate wallet for your Defi transactions and another wallet for Hodl your crypto assets.


Why is such practice relevant?

  1. When we interact with decentralized projects, we deal with Smart contracts. Statistics have shown that some smart contracts are fraudulent and can go a long way in stealing people's funds without their help. This is possible because we give Smart contracts permissions to our wallets when we interact with decentralized exchanges. The permission can be limited or unlimited. It is then advised not to have other tokens in the wallet that you are using for Defi transactions, me it staking, yield Farming, buying, or selling of crypto assets. It is better to buy and sell with one wallet and then move the fund to another wallet solely meant for holdl.

2 If you have all your crypto assets in one wallet, and if the wallet is compromised, you will likely lose all your assets but having multiple wallets helps you to avoid losing everything.


However, for those who are just buying from centralized exchanges and Hodl for the long term, there is little or no need to have separate wallets.


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