Ethereum
Since hardware paper wallet are not connected to the internet, they protect your funds from all kinds of cyber attacks and hacks. Most come with backup options so you don’t lose your Ether, and security can be enhanced with two-factor authentication and a PIN password. Most modern hardware wallets also have a screen so you can confirm transactions on the device.
However, this also has a cost. It will undoubtedly cost more than you would spend on a software crypto wallet, but it’s definitely worth the price, especially if you’re storing large amounts of Ether. In addition, since these devices are produced for a specific purpose, there are not many, so acquiring them can be a little difficult.
