Is your crypto secure?

In this video, we go through all the ways you can securely store your cryptocurrencies. Because you don't want your bitcoin stolen.

There are a handful of websites we go through in this video.

Here are the links:

PayPal - basic onramp for acquiring crypto, but definitely not the best way

Robinhood - simple, but you don't get the keys

Webull - similar to Robinhood, it's a platform for trading, watch the spreads on crypto (this link gets both of us bonus stocks upon signup)

Greyscale - for high net-worth individuals

BlockFi - earn interest on your bitcoin, ether, litecoin, link, and a bunch of stablecoins (this link gets both of us bonus bitcoin upon signup)

Gemini - my recommendation for a simple and secure crypto experience (this link gets both of us bonus bitcoin upon signup)

Coinbase - a very popular way to get crypto, check out coinbase pro for super cheap fees (this link gets both of us bonus bitcoin upon signup)

MetaMask - a wallet and browser extension for using crypto in web apps

Trust Wallet - if you can't use a hardware wallet, this may be a good choice to store your crypto

Ledger - hardware wallet, pretty nice design

Trezor - hardware wallet using open source code

Coldcard Wallet - hardware wallet for bitcoin maximalists

Unchained Capital - multisignature provider

Casa - another way to store your bitcoin

Blockstream uses MuSig