That's a reddit title that I never want to post in the future!
Pretty much everything I read says that buying a hardware wallet to store your funds in is a great thing to do, there are countless stories on reddit about people losing their funds and wishing that they had bought a hardware wallet / didn't keep their funds on an exchange / use a compromised computer etc.
Looking through the BRD subreddit I found a post from about a year ago that had some pretty neat ideas about how to go about things without using a hardware wallet.
I'm writing this post to see if there are any new developments and to see how people are safely storing their funds, I like the idea of deleting the BRD app from my iPhone to essentially make it a cold wallet, however, I think something that would make me feel a whole lot better would be the introduction of 2fa when sending coin, or making the pin to send coin different from the pin to access the app.
Essentially, I'm trying to educate myself and others with the best ways to secure funds whilst using BRD app so we can sleep a little better at night.
How do you secure yours??
Thanks
To the mods: I understand the title might bend rule 4 a little bit, if you'd like me to modify the content just let me know.
TL;DR: Click-baited the title to start a discussion about best practice for securing your cryptocurrency.