If you are already familiar with the various niches in the crypto space, you may have already heard about 3 Web and the developments that are coming quickly with new decentralized applications .
In the case of the third generation of the Internet, the accessible use and the fast connection happen with the help of digital wallets and in the case of cold wallets it takes the user back in time a bit , therefore , the updates and the latest products of the hardware wallets already today enable a convenient integration between hardware wallets and 3 Web wallets .
And if the question comes up then …
Browser wallets – WEB3.0
They are wallets that can be accessed as an add-on through the web browser or as an application installed on your device .
They are accessible in browsers ( Chrome , Brave , or Safari ) and allow more direct access to Dapps for decentralized exchanges , for gaming , for NFT platforms , metaverse and digital real estate and for the purchase of coins that have just been launched .
Examples of web wallet 3 : Metamask, Trustwallet, Rainbow and more,the advantage of the browser wallet is that you can trade without going through the KYC process and they can be directly connected with different wallets that we use.
In terms of security, even in browser wallets you will get a backup using 12 words and it is important that you remember to write them down in two copies .
The risks in browser wallets are, among other things, the ease with which hackers can make you give them access to your private key in order to perform actions such as – the permissions when entering the game , launch events and the distribution of " free " gifts , various Metaverse areas , purchasing NFTs in pre-sale , receiving coins in a new DROP and more .
It is important to note – there is no case in which we will have to donate the private key of our wallet and it was created with such intention in the first place .
On centralized exchanges – Cex
Don't let the wallet icon confuse you .
Exchanges like Coinbase, Binance offer a convenient interface with a wallet logo , and may seem like a seemingly private wallet , but in practice it is important that you know that you are depositing your money in the hands of a third party , and giving the sovereignty over your assets .
If you miss one of the fundamental values of the crypto field, you may witness regulatory changes , hacks , and cyber problems of one kind or another .
what are the consequences ?
– As soon as the money is not in your hands , it is exposed to threats of hacking , phishing , and scams .
– You are subject to the rules of that interface .
For example , during August 2021 , Binance decided to change the terms of use .
If until then the use of the platform was anonymous , Binance began requiring its customers to identify themselves ( KYC ) in an advanced procedure to enable the execution of withdrawal processes and various trading operations .
– If the country you are in decided one morning to stop supporting the trading platform you are using , you will have to be very creative to regain ownership of your assets . For example , Turkey decided to temporarily block Binance and thus challenge Turkish traders .