The Crypto Merchant has updated its hardware wallet inventory in time for the holidays, adding Tangem 2.0 card wallets in sets of two and three while urging traders to secure their assets.
-- With its recent inventory update, The Crypto Merchant expands its selection of advanced hardware wallets. As an authorized reseller, the company continues to provide crypto traders with the latest digital asset protection devices, making Tangem’s 2.0 card wallet the latest addition to its stock.
For more information, see https://www.thecryptomerchant.com/collections/tangem-wallet
The Tangem 2.0 is based on the crypto security setup established with the brand’s original 1.0 card device. As explained by The Crypto Merchant, the newest advancement adds a popular hardware wallet feature: seed phrase generation.
Investors are advised to secure their private keys by using multiple card wallets to back up their data, which is why Tangem 2.0 is available in sets of two or three cards. Private keys prove ownership of assets and are used to verify digital transactions. Stored directly in the Tangem 2.0’s embedded chip, this data can be cloned to different cards.
Yet, the 2.0 adds a seed phrase option (notably absent in its forerunner) as an additional means of recovering data in the unlikely event that all cards are lost or damaged. As such, the 2.0 can potentially appeal to new users and veteran traders, offering several backup routes.
“Tangem Wallet breaks down barriers for crypto newcomers and enhances the custodial experience for advanced users,” says The Crypto Merchant.
The retailer also points to the portability of Tangem 2.0 cards as a central benefit for users, likening their slim build and compact design to lightweight bank cards. They can be carried with ease and used to store, acquire, and trade more than 6,000 digital coins ranging from Bitcoin and Ethereum to Cronos, Gate, Litecoin, and Polygon.
Using a hardware wallet to protect private keys (and in turn their access to the aforementioned coins) offers the advantage of cold storage, says the retailer. Keeping data offline at all times prevents hackers from gaining unauthorized access via the internet. The Crypto Merchant looks to help traders benefit from this option by supplying a variety of hardware wallets, adding Tangem products to a collection that already includes devices by Trezor, Ledger, SecuX, and others.
“Keeping your cryptocurrency on a software wallet or exchange puts your holdings at risk,” adds The Crypto Merchant. “For cryptocurrency merchants, getting a hardware wallet is the only way to outsmart hackers and avoid losing assets.”
Interested parties can browse The Crypto Merchant’s wider selection of hardware wallets at: https://www.thecryptomerchant.com/
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Organization: The Crypto Merchant
Address: 609 South Ridgewood Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114, United States
Website: https://www.thecryptomerchant.com/
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