Review on 🔒 Twin Tangem - NFC Bitcoin Hardware Wallet Ensuring Unrivaled Security by Patejl Patejlson

After FTX colossal collapse I am pretty sure that everybody knows that they should own their cryptocurrencies on the hardware wallets. Do not chase the yields on the platforms which almost all of them got busted. Do not trust the exchanges even the biggest one and follow just one simple rule - not your keys, not your coins. You have to own hardware wallet which is the most secure way how to store your cryptocurrencies. Never sacrifice your security for anything. There are different providers with different hardware solution but in the end it does not matter which hardware wallet you own but you have to own at least one. I would like to review the solution which I see as the easiest one. It is also one of the cheapest, smooth and quick solution. It is also super mobile, i.e. you can have it alongside you easily. The Tangem solution which uses NFC technology for signing the transaction comes in the form of card not bigger than your standard credit card. You can have the Tangem cards in your wallet and take it whereever you go. This solution is better in my opinion than heavy and big wallets with the displays and big batteries or the one that uses cable. The solution do not sacrifice by any means the security and Tangem has the highest security standard.



What is really great from the security standpoint that Tangem offers multisignature - it means you have to sign transactions with multiple cards. There some solutions with partnership with another software wallet providers.





There could be more owners - it can be useful for institutions. The multisignature - multisig is the most secure way how to sign the transaction and to avoid to be hacked. Tangem solution supports a lot of blockchain so you should not be worry to store there your favorite coins. The solutions has an mobile app where are the relevant crypto addresses and other features.



I have a quite great experience with it as it is easy to tap the card and approve transaction. If you want a solution to go, this is definitely the right choice and you will not need to go through difficult set up. There are some big cons I would like to mention and that is that if you lose the card you need to have backup - more cards that it is why it is sell in bundles. It means to connect multiple cards (some of them as a backup). It means you will have these backup cards store somewhere safe which has implication for security and mobility. But if you will keep an eye on your card you should be fine.