There’s a saying in the crypto community, “Not your keys, not your crypto.” And what that means is when you leave your crypto on a public exchange, that exchange retains full control of your assets, regardless of the fact that you bought them. In essence, they own the "keys" to your funds for as long as you store them on their exchange. So the smart thing to do is to buy a self custody hardware wallet, also known as a cold storage wallet so that you can transfer your crypto f

Spoiler alert! The short answer because you’re busy and I’m busy is... Uphold. Let me explain. I’ve been in crypto since 2017. I bought in just a few months before the (now famous) holiday season bull run of 2017 that lasted until January of 2018. I was new to the whole scene and I didn’t want to sell anything (plus, I was making "sick gains") so I decided to just watch, listen, and learn. It was mayhem. People were buying in at all-time highs not knowing what they were doing