When asked: Why are hardware wallets more secure?
I usually answer like this: A legitimate hardware wallet randomly generates the seed phrase on the device during the initial setup, and it will not be pre-written and placed in the packaging. What hardware wallets protect against is the private key being leaked online; if you approve a transaction on the device yourself, the device will still sign it and send it out.
$BTC 80395.78（+0.12%）
Has everyone ever misunderstood this point before?
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I usually answer like this: A legitimate hardware wallet randomly generates the seed phrase on the device during the initial setup, and it will not be pre-written and placed in the packaging. What hardware wallets protect against is the private key being leaked online; if you approve a transaction on the device yourself, the device will still sign it and send it out.
$BTC 80395.78（+0.12%）
Has everyone ever misunderstood this point before?
#BTC