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Update on Cold Storage Wallets (2/7/2026)

The meeting focused on discussing cold storage wallets for cryptocurrencies, with Brad hosting the Fresno Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Investors Group. Phil shared his experience with the Trezor Safe 3, comparing it to a Honda Civic due to its simple button interface, while Tek mentioned that Tangem offers three cards for around $60. Cryptocurrency Wallet Security Discussion The group discussed various types of cryptocurrency wallets, focusing on cold storage wallets like Trezor, Ledger, and Tangem. Brad explained the differences between exchange wallets, hot wallets, and cold storage wallets, emphasizing the importance of controlling private keys. Tek shared his experience with Tangem, praising its ease of use and multiple card option, while expressing concerns about the build quality of Ledger. Phil discussed his use of the Trezor model, highlighting its secure element and the importance of software compatibility. The group also touched on the challenges of transferring cryptocurrencies between different networks and the need for caution when sending large amounts of cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency Wallet Security Discussion Ahmed discussed his experience with cryptocurrency wallets, mentioning his use of the Edge wallet and a paper wallet for backup. He expressed concerns about cloud-based key storage, which Brad and Tek addressed by highlighting potential security risks and the importance of using devices with up-to-date security patches. The group then explored hardware wallet options, comparing Ledger and Trezor models, with Tek suggesting that a properly hacked server could go undetected for a long time. Cold Storage Wallet Features Comparison The group discussed various cold storage wallets, focusing on features, security, and usability. They compared devices like the Ellapel, Tangem, and Trezor, noting differences in design, connectivity options, and supported cryptocurrencies. Ahmed expressed uncertainty about the need for advanced features, while Phil suggested that companies may offer extended warranties to encourage upgrades. The conversation highlighted the trade-off between ease of use and security in cold storage wallets, with Brad emphasizing the importance of keeping devices simple and disconnected to maintain security. Digital Wallet Security Enhancements The group discussed security and durability considerations for digital wallets, with Tek expressing satisfaction with their current Tangem wallet which uses EAL chipsets and can be updated through mobile apps rather than hardware updates. They explored potential future security improvements, including quantum-proof capabilities, and discussed backup strategies like cloning wallets and storing them in separate locations. The conversation concluded with Tek expressing interest in a metal wallet design they had previously overlooked. Hardware Wallet Security Options The group discussed various hardware wallet options, including the Tangent ring, seed plates, and metal storage devices for securing seed phrases. They evaluated different security features and pricing of these products, with Phil noting concerns about "wrench attacks" and the importance of seed phrase privacy. The team agreed to discuss an exit planner in their next meeting, and confirmed the next pizza meeting would be held in two weeks on the 22nd. Don't forget to join our mailing list for updates: https://lp.fresnobitcoin.com/mailinglist and see links to everything else we're doing at: https://linktr.ee/fresnobitcoin