Review on Trezor One by Fanuel PORPORTY
Securing your cryptocurrency assets and investments is a big challenge today.
TREZOR One is a hardware portfolio launched in August 2014 and is a pioneer in the hardware wallet market: it is the first to offer ultra-secure cold storage while allowing transactions to be made easily in cryptocurrencies. The size of a USB stick, it connects to a computer via a cable. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and all other altcoin private keys are stored exclusively offline.
its use remains safe even on a computer infected with a virus or malware, which no online wallet or office wallet can guarantee.
TREZOR works on the same principle as the most popular hardware wallets on the market. The device connects via USB cable to a computer and allows the user to make secure transactions without having to trust any third partyTREZOR supports more than 500 cryptocurrencies. The choice is less important than with the Ledger Nano S, but it remains extremely interesting.
Pros
- Wallet open source
- Double authentication optional
- TREZOR One leaves full control to the user over their private key. It is stored offline and is never communicated to a third party, nor displayed online.
Cons
- The TREZOR user interface has improved compared to its launch, but remains less user-friendly than that of the Ledger Wallet. The home screen also offers a less global view of the portfolio.
- PIN management is sometimes complicated
