Is it safe to keep ETH and tokens at an address you've sent from? I know it's not ideal with bitcoin because if they have your public address cracking private keys is cake, but can't figure out the truth for Ethereum.
Is it safe to keep ETH and tokens at an address you've sent from...
Nathaniel Cox
Robert Rogers
*public key I mean, not address.
Isaiah Richardson
Get the fuck out normie cuck
Nolan Bell
You can't get a priv key from a public address retard
How exactly do you think this has been working this whole time?
Leo Murphy
> cracking private keys is cake
you are pretty retarded aren't you?
Nicholas Lewis
I meant public key, which is revealed when you send from an address. I've been looking at big eth wallets and token holders, and they always move everything all at once, never keeping shit at an address they've sent from.
It's significantly easier to get private keys if you have their public key you fucking faggot
Matthew Cook
Hahahahahahahaa I can't
Adrian Reed
>It's significantly easier to get private keys if you have their public key you fucking faggot
holy shit lol
Christopher Rogers
Everybody slamming on op in this thread is literally a retarded newcoiner.
I'm not sure, op. I'm not sitting around to find out however, it's good practice to move everything every time.
Justin James
There are enthusiasts in this world who can hack military systems. There is always a way to exploit.
Don't take anyone's advice for it, you should just do what makes you feel comfy.
Personally I wouldn't trust myself to move all my shit so frequently, I can't even find my car keys in the morning.