Players on the LIX platform will
be able to trade game assets in a decentralized market and also through
exchange wallets because the game items will be linked to assets in the
blockchain. In this article, we are going to look at how bitcoin wallets work
and to give you a better understanding of bitcoin wallets.
What are bitcoin wallets?
Anyone trading will bitcoins
understands that Bitcoin wallets are very important before you purchase or sell
bitcoins. Just like a bank account, the wallet
allows you to receive Bitcoins, store them in the wallets and then send them to
other users of bitcoin.
Types of bitcoin wallets
A bitcoin wallet is a vault where
you can store Bitcoins. The vault can
either be in the form of hardware or
software. Technically, the bitcoins are not stored in the vault, but
there is a private key for every Bitcoin address that is saved in the wallet of
the person who owns the balance. When you open a bitcoin wallet, it creates an
address for you with a private key so that you can use the private key to
complete bitcoin transactions.
Even though you don’t literally
store bitcoins in the wallet, the wallet use still protects your Bitcoins. You
have to sign every bitcoin transaction with your private key as a user and
which gets stored in your wallet. The bitcoin wallets help in the facilitation
of sending and receiving Bitcoins and gives ownership of the Bitcoin balance to
the user.
It is very important to remember that Bitcoin wallets are of two main
types and one is the software wallet that can enable you to install on your
computer or phone. The software wallet allows you to control the security of
your Bitcoins, but sometimes it can be a
bit tricky to install and maintain. The
other type of bitcoin wallet is the web wallet, and
it is also referred to as the hosted wallet because it is being hosted by a
third party.
The web wallet is easier to use
although you need to put your full trust on the provider for you to maintain a
high level of security and keep your bitcoins protected.
The hardware wallet
These types of wallets are also known as cold wallets because
they are stored on a platform that is not connected to the internet hence
protecting the wallet from hackers and
other vulnerabilities that a system connected to the internet is susceptible
to. Trezor and Ledger Nano S are examples of hardware wallets.
Software Wallet
This is a bitcoin application
that sits on the hard drive of your phone or computer and gives you the
complete control and great security
because each bitcoin you have is only accessible on your own device. Such
wallets can be in the form of desktop,
mobile or web applications. These types of wallets
are also known as hot wallets because most of them are connected to the
internet. Not all software wallets are hot wallets though.
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Author: IsabellaSophia


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