As you might be aware, the Crypto.com Exchange is in its infancy and to grow their userbase they're doing special half-price deals every week or so. So far we've had such deals on LINK, NEO, ENJ, EOS, XLM, TEZOS, BCH, ETH, VET, ADA, ICX, ALGO, KNC and most importantly, on Bitcoin. Twice. First time was … Continue reading Half-Price Crypto via Crypto.com – is it worth it?
How to limit your Facebook data sharing
In a blog post on Data Privacy Day, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that its "Off-Facebook Activity" tool -- which lets you manage how Facebook tracks you across the internet -- will finally be launched globally. I shared the news right away on my Facebook page and I decided to add this in a post … Continue reading How to limit your Facebook data sharing
Bitcoin Paper Wallet – what is it and how to create one
A paper wallet is one of the most secure ways to store your Bitcoin and it's simply a piece of paper that contains a Bitcoin (BTC) address and its corresponding private key. In addition, a paper wallet often includes QR codes and with the tool I use to generate these, there's an additional security option to encrypt your … Continue reading Bitcoin Paper Wallet – what is it and how to create one
How to reset and restore Ledger Nano X to use as a previous device – step by step guide
You can actually sync the new device to be associated with the data from the old device and use it alongside with it. This way you can keep your Nano S at home or elsewhere safe while using the Nano X on the go and with you at all times since it has the wireless sync feature which makes it ideal for everyday usage.....
Ledger Nano X unboxing + complete set up guide (tutorial)
Ledger Nano are the most popular wallet device series to date. Their “S” model which was released in 2016 was the first hardware wallet that sold over 1 million units worldwide and now they come up with an upgraded version, the Nano X model which has some very cool improvements. It’s truly a One-Fits-All type … Continue reading Ledger Nano X unboxing + complete set up guide (tutorial)
Trezor Model T Complete Setup and Restore Guide
I finally found some time to record an up-to-date tutorial on the latest Trezor device, the touch screen Model T. It's been quite a while since I've done a tutorial for the Trezor. Their first device was launched in August 2014 (by SatoshiLabs) and it was the world’s first Bitcoin hardware wallet. It offers a … Continue reading Trezor Model T Complete Setup and Restore Guide
How to pay LESS FEES for Bitcoin transactions
Bitcoin fees have been a hot topic for quite some time now. Ever since the first major congestion on the Bitcoin network occurred back in 2016 we have seen many complaints and a hard fork that came out of the ongoing debate regarding scaling and reducing the fees we pay for Bitcoin today. There was … Continue reading How to pay LESS FEES for Bitcoin transactions
How to update your Firmware on Ledger Nano S
Recently the Ledger Nano S, my favourite device for safe, offline Bitcoin storage released an upgrade to their firmware which deals with a security issue that was noticed some time in late 2017. There are other fixes and improvements, so it is a must-do. I received a lot of requests to make a tutorial about … Continue reading How to update your Firmware on Ledger Nano S
Bitcoin or Gold?
February 24th 2017 will be remembered as the day when Bitcoin finally reached that pivotal point of beating its own record price that was set back in 2014. With this came the inevitable question : Is Bitcoin better than Gold? A touch question if we talk about value in the long run, but I do … Continue reading Bitcoin or Gold?
Security must come first…
Online hacking is a big risk for everyone making an income on the internet and it's not only the big earners and businesses that are targeted. Many recent hacking attacks were directed toward the online marketing community and even those with little experience and new to this marketplace were under threat. Since we are working … Continue reading Security must come first…
