How To Protect Your Crypto in 2022
summary
Panelists recommend storing high-value keys offline using a remote-operated air gap that unlocks only after out-of-band authentication, and using a three-layer wallet model: hardware for long-term custody, a phone for payments, and a browser wallet with tiny balances for contracts (hardware connects only when needed). They call 2FA is minimum and warn about SIM‑swap and phishing; for inheritance there’s no standard fix yet—custodial legal services and split‑key schemes exist but carry tradeoffs.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:50Offline storage solutions
- 3:37Blockchain security basics
- 6:50Choosing the right wallet for crypto security
- 9:58MFA and social engineering
- 14:09Inheritance planning
- 19:23Custodial vs self-custody
- 21:51Closing
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