Absolutely true. No matter how one tries to be perfect, theres still always flaws. And this applies everywhere. Even the best wallet with the most expensive price can even have an error that isnt related to hackers and you lose all your money. I generallly think that for wallet, it is based on how you manage yours. If you create a normal wallet address in trust wallet for example, youre safe unless you do some connection to your wallet that compromises your funds or carelessly gave the private keys/ phrase away somewhere, its not like it is magically prone to getting hacked.
Perhaps, we're just human and often commit mistakes even if we are too careful. There is no need to be perfect here but what is the most important is that we did the right thing.
Crypto investment is quite risky and we know that already which is why we don't need to rush but rather think twice before investing because there is no turning back. That is why we have to assess ourselves if we can take the risk as well and of course, the willingness we have in this way, we can't blame anyone and never feel regrets when we lose our money.
that is true, even if we say we are already being meticulous with our things, we can't guarantee that we won't encounter any hiccup along the way. but to avoid potential risks, we should always check our wallet and other things surrounding it.
we can avoid simple mistakes or troubles by observing the following practices :
- checking if the hardware wallet is free from any fracture and other damages
- keep up to date with the softwares you are using, and how they are being updated
- avoid phishing links and other malware sources
- don't disclose your activity to the public by not posting to your any social media channels (as much as possible being discreet with your crypto dealings so you won't be the target of these scammers)
- read news and other happenings surrounding this market, so you can easily discard coins that you think is in danger of exiting the market
