Crypto Exchange Security Tips

Learn about how to secure your cryptocurrency and Bitcoin exchange accounts from hackers. Learn about 2 factor auth (2FA) practices, password security, email security, and some other tips and tricks.

[@databae1]

Great info Josh, thank you!!

[@pedrojander8900]

Nice vid bro, you should take a look at HEX, no 2fa just a wallet and come hex to lock for interest, hence a blockchain time deposit, the first

[@chaintuts]

Sure, there's lots of good non-custodial wallet options! Just wanted to address exchange security specifically in this tutorial :)

[@kshitijvengurlekar1192]

Long time no see? RUclips has stopped recommending your videos despite pressing the bell button... Checking if resubscribing helps

[@chaintuts]

Thanks for watching Kshitij! Appreciate it.

[@asapgraffiti3142]

Need help to recover lost founds.
Can you help me ?

[@chaintuts]

It depends on how you lost them. In most cases, no. But certain cases I can - like if you sent ETH tokens to a wallet that *you have the seed phrase for* but the wallet doesn't support those tokens, or you sent BCH to a non-segwit BTC wallet you have the seed for. Any other case like if you were scammed, if the receiving wallet is an exchange wallet, nothing myself or anyone else can do as transactions are irreversible/only recoverable if you have the seed for the receiving address. If you think this is a case where you have the seed, you can use my contact form: chaintuts.com/private-tutoring-consulting/. If it was a scam or an exchange wallet, don't bother because I cannot do anything to help.

[@asapgraffiti3142]

@@chaintuts unfortunately l send USDT to and exchange wallet 😕
Now they don't let me withdraw my funds.

[@asapgraffiti3142]

I have the transfer address l invest all my savings and now I can't recover them.

[@chaintuts]

Sorry to say you are out of luck, the exchange can't recover an unsupported token because no one has direct access to the keys. In the future, always double and triple check addresses/currencies before sending as transactions are *irreversible*. I am sorry you lost your savings, but it is gone now.