Protect your Crypto Assets

Now that you’ve decided to dive into the Crypto world, you’ll want to ensure that your assets are protected.

Here are some simple solutions to get you started on the right track:

Step 1: Download the Brave Browser

Based on their website, Brave stops online surveillance, loads content faster, and uses 35% less battery. Using a browser like this when you surf the internet will help protect your data and privacy. You may download Brave at brave.com.

Step 2: Get a Free Proton Mail Account

Proton Mail gives you an anonymous, encrypted email. No personal information is required to create your secure email account. By default, they do not keep any IP logs that can be linked to your anonymous email account. Your privacy comes first. You can get your free account at protonmail.com.

Step 3: Install an Authentication App on Your Desktop and Phone

I personally like the Twilio Authy app for this purpose because you can access this app from your phone and desktop. This gives you extra encrypted security to protect your accounts from hackers. It has a 2-Step verification called - 2FA (2 Factor Authentication). For more information on 2FA: https://authy.com/what-is-2fa/

Step 4: Store your passwords in a Password Manager

Step 5: Write it down in a good old paper notebook

Step 6: Use a Virtual Private Network (VPN) app



Step 7: Encrypt your Communication and Storage

Step 8: Have a Good Backup Strategy (3-2-1)