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Reviews Trezor Security Hardware Wallets
Sender checks failed twice: mailing@trezor.io via Brevo, then help@trezor.io auto-replies. The checks that survive, in one table, plus Trezor's own rules.
Continue reading: How to tell if a Trezor email is real, even from @trezor.io
Reviews Hot Wallets Security DeFi
Two browser wallets that are not MetaMask, judged only on the seconds before you sign. One publishes its whole extension under MIT. The other bought the security team it was already using. What each vendor's own documents will and will not support.
Continue reading: Rabby against Phantom: who is reading the transaction before you sign it
Reviews Bitcoin Lightning Self-custody
One wallet is winding down its custodial product and calling the replacement self-custodial. The other hands you twelve words and no second chance. What each one asks you to trust, in the vendors' own documents.
Continue reading: Wallet of Satoshi against Phoenix: what "self-custody" is doing in that sentence
Reviews Hardware Wallets Trezor Coldcard
One device answers the trust question with auditable silicon and a colour touchscreen; the other signs Bitcoin only, behind an air gap, after a summer that broke its own seed generator. What each defends, and against whom.
Continue reading: Trezor Safe 7 against Coldcard Q: where your seed comes from
Reviews Ai Agents MetaMask Ledger
Two answers to the same 2026 problem — an AI agent that has to transact without being handed the keys. One enforces policy in software, the other puts a physical confirmation in the path. What each actually defends against.
Continue reading: Agent wallets, assessed: MetaMask's rules against Ledger's button
Reviews MetaMask Hot Wallets DeFi
The default door into Ethereum is a hot wallet, and a hot wallet is a decision about risk. The threat model, the approvals hygiene, and where MetaMask earns its keep.
Reviews Ledger Hardware Wallets Self-custody
Hardware custody is a set of trade-offs, not a magic box. What a Ledger actually protects you from, what it cannot, and the trust-the-vendor question the marketing does not dwell on.
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