Discussion: best practices

[stefanovich]

What's your take on strategies?

 

[Yuri_1982]

What's your take on strategies?

 

[Excessive]

What's your take on new trends?

 

[hammer282]

"Yooo, just wanted to chime in on best practices - for me, it's all about transparency and clear communication. When devs are open about their decision-making process and timelines, it helps set realistic expectations and fosters a more trusting community."

 

[pribysh_sv]

Discussion: new trends

 

[Pro100Sasi]

"yeah, I think one thing we should be emphasizing is keeping up with the latest bug fixes and security patches. Regularly updating your nodes or wallets is a no-brainer, but it's crazy how many people still neglect it. Saves a ton of headaches in the long run."

 

[Adoney]

"Hey, I think one of the best practices I've learned in crypto is to always keep your private keys and seed phrase in a safe and separate place from your exchange or wallet accounts. That way, even if your main wallet gets hacked, you can still recover your funds. Has anyone else got any other best practices to share?"

 

[НеизвестноЧто]

"Hey guys, just wanted to chime in on this. For me, best practice is all about secure storage - I'm talking hardware wallets and seed phrase backup. Anyone else use a particular method to keep their cryptos safe?"

 

[asqueen]

"Y'all know the best practice is to always 2FA your accounts, no matter how small the risk may seem. It's just basic security hygiene. I've seen too many hacks happen because someone forgot to enable 2FA."

 

[oooanmi]

What's up guys, so the best practices topic is back I see. In my opinion, it all comes down to basic security measures like 2FA and keeping your software updated. Anyone got any other essentials they'd add to the list?

 

[tisag]

Yooo, what's good fam? For me, best practices are all about security and transparency. Anyone else using 2FA and hardware wallets to protect their crypto assets?