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DCENT S Wallet Review: Design, Features, Supported Coins, Security, Pros, and Cons
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The team have seen a few major crypto hacks this year alone, with millions of dollars drained from exchange wallets, DeFi protocols, and even individual users who thought their assets were safe.
Key facts
- It measures 85.6 by 54 millimeters and is 0.9 millimeters thick, which means it fits inside any standard wallet slot without adding bulk
- The DCENT S supports over 100 blockchains and more than 4,900 tokens, which covers about anything you are likely to hold
- Traditional hardware wallets require users to deal with cables, batteries, firmware updates, Bluetooth pairing, writing down 12 to 24 seed words, and storing paper backups
- DCENT S is a credit-card-sized hardware wallet created by IOTRUST, a South Korean company that has been building hardware wallet solutions since 2017
Summary
Hardware wallets are still the best solution for people serious about protecting their crypto. Most of them look like USB sticks or small gadgets that you have to plug in, charge, or pair via Bluetooth. This is where the DCENT S wallet comes into play. The reporter has spent some time getting to know this device, and colleagues want to share what makes it different, where it excels, and who it is for. DCENT S is a credit-card-sized hardware wallet created by IOTRUST, a South Korean company that has been building hardware wallet solutions since 2017.