Assertion: wallet | /r/HasProperty | secure
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: from physical theft
type: OTHER
value: from 2
type: TEMPORAL
value: as the computer
type: OTHER
value: to varying degrees
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Wallets are secure to varying degrees.
text: This boosts the wallet’s credibility further, convincing even the greatest skeptics that the wallet is safe.
text: No wallet is 100% secure.
text: As a result, when using a hot wallet it’s important to remember that the wallet is only as the secure as the computer it is running on.
text: The wallet has software and app versions and is considered very secure and relatively easy to use.
text: In addition to offline storage, KeepKey’s pin code and number randomization makes sure that 1) your wallet is secure from physical theft and 2) that a hacker couldn’t steal bitcoins from your wallet with malware.
text: These wallets are secure, safe, and trusted by other cryptocurrency enthusiasts like you.
text: Overall, all the wallets we’ve reviewed here are trustworthy and secure ways to store a range of cryptographic assets.
text: You can also set up recovery options, which means your wallet is safe if your computer stops working.
text: There are problems with security, but wallets that use HD and 2FA technologies are really safe.
text: No wallet is 100% secure.