Artificial intelligence has revolutionized the world of crypto security—but it’s also supercharged the tools available to scammers.

In this article, we’ll explore how biometric authentication enhances hardware wallet security, the specific benefits for crypto holders, and how NGRAVE ZERO implements biometric security as part of a multi-layered protection strategy.

Though external threats are the most obvious security concern, when it comes to keeping their funds safe, crypto investors can often be their own worst enemy. With this in mind, our safety checklist emphasizes the importance of developing a mindset specific to crypto, which is half the battle.

Having absorbed all the advice in the NGRAVE Academy, you decided to take the plunge and move your crypto from a hot wallet to cold storage. Your brand-new hardware wallet has landed on the welcome mat. Now what?

Hot Wallets give us easy access to trading or transactions but expose us to risks. What are those risks, and how safe are crypto Hot Wallets? Let’s find out.

Convenience and usability are important, but there’s nothing more inconvenient than losing your hard earned coins.

Owning crypto is often described as being your own bank because you get total control over your funds. To do so, you need to know what a Seed is and how to protect it.

If all the threats posed to storing your NFTs on hot wallets or exchange accounts leave you in a cold sweat, this is the unfortunate reality of the internet, and in particular, the allure that crypto has for hackers.

A cryptocurrency hardware wallet is a device that securely stores your crypto. We'll teach you what it does and why it is the most secure way to store your crypto.

‘Do you need a crypto hardware wallet?’ The simple answer to the question is no, you don’t, in the same way that you don’t need to shut the front door of your house when you go out. But I am sure you do.