> And then you can loose it yourself too.
Admittedly, hardware wallets do a good job of keeping your private keys secure, allowing you to safely transact even on a malware infested PC.
Admittedly, hardware wallets do a good job of keeping your private keys secure, allowing you to safely transact even on a malware infested PC.
But, like a credit card, the send/receive operations are performed on a secure, limited scope system (rather than an easily-compromised PC)
Either use two or more hardware wallets or keep a paper wallet (a printout of the private keys) in a secure place.