A fundamental tool for any serious trader is a secure wallet. While your funds are on an exchange, they effectively belong to the exchange. At any moment, the exchange could restrict withdrawals for various reasons, and you could potentially lose access to your deposit.
The only way to avoid such a scenario is by using non-custodial wallets. I use a Ledger cold wallet (you’ve likely seen it; it looks like a USB drive) for long-term storage and Trust Wallet for continuous access to my funds and the ability to make quick transactions.
Trust Wallet is fully owned by Binance, the giant of the alt-market. Does this fact speak to its reliability? Absolutely. Setting up a wallet takes no more than a minute and a half, with no need for identity verification or similar procedures. It’s simple, reliable, and extremely secure.
Download it and give it a try. You’ll thank me later. This isn’t an advertisement, just advice from someone with experience.