Secure Crypto Wallets

Cold storage first. Cautious hot tools. Clear avoid list.

// Overview

The vault is about sovereignty: generate and hold keys offline, transact intentionally, and keep hot wallets on a short leash. The list below mirrors that: sovereign-grade hardware, cautious convenience, explicit “avoid,” and protection moves.

// Quick Compare

Wallet Type
Purpose
Edge
Risk
Hardware (Cold)
Long-term hold
Keys offline; phish-resistant
Physical loss if backups sloppy
Mobile/Desktop (Hot)
Small, frequent spends
Convenience; quick signing
Phishing, malware, SIM swap

🛡️ Hardware (Sovereign Tier)

Trezor Safe 5 — Color touchscreen, EAL6+ secure element, 20-word backup, multi-coin support. Built for scroll-sealed storage and sovereignty.
Visit Trezor Suite →

Foundation Passport — Air-gapped Bitcoin-only wallet. No USB, QR-based transactions. Sovereign tier.
Explore Passport →

🧱 Mobile & Desktop (Scroll-Cautious Tier)

Heads-up: Hot wallets are convenience tools. Keep balances tiny, treat them as expendable, and never type a seed into a website or app—ever.

Convenience tools only. Never store large amounts here.

☠️ Avoid (Compromised & Risky)

⚔️ Scroll-Aligned Protection Tips

Field sovereignty begins where digital dependence ends. Protect what you’ve been entrusted to carry.

🧭 10-Minute Recovery Drill

  1. Unbox spare device (or use a fresh user profile).
  2. Download wallet app directly from the vendor link.
  3. Go offline; verify the download checksum if provided.
  4. Restore from written seed + passphrase.
  5. Confirm first receive address matches a prior saved address.
  6. Sign a dummy message; verify signature.
  7. Send a tiny outbound to self; confirm arrival.
  8. Document the steps you fumbled; fix the gaps.
  9. Store the spare device powered down, labeled neutrally.
  10. Schedule a quarterly repeat.