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Corazon Crypto Hardware Wallet

Singapore-based luxury brand Gray have introduced this impressive crypto hardware wallet. More and more people are being introduced to crypto exchanges for the first time thanks to all the hype right now. But there is a fundamental rule, that everyone needs to know: If your crypto is stored on an exchange, it is not your crypto. Hackers can sometimes gain access to these exchanges in spite of security measures designed to prevent theft. A physical hardware wallet (also known as a cold wallet) is one of the safest methods for holding crypto, as these wallets are not accessible via the Internet, this puts you, and only you, in complete control over the management of your digital assets. Corazon is a Fort Knox in the palm of your hands, it is your wallet, your security keychain, your digital safe. The sleek device even works as a password manager and U2F hardware token to aid in authentication requests.



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