Introduction to Soft (Hot) and Hard (Cold) Wallets

0:00 Introduction to two types of wallets: soft (hot) wallets and hard (cold) wallets
0:56 Hardware wallets: Ledger and its products (Nano S, Nano X, Nano S+)
3:20 Trezor hardware wallets (Trezor One, Model T)
4:00 Security concerns with Ledger (email database hack, Ledger Recover)
4:51 Other hardware wallet options: KeepKey, Bitbox, CoolWallet, SafePal, Keystone
5:25 Setting up a hardware wallet and creating a recovery key
7:00 Soft wallets: MetaMask as the most commonly used hot wallet
7:49 Using MetaMask with various blockchains (Binance Smart Chain, Optimism, etc.)
8:26 MetaMask Snaps for accessing non-EVM compatible blockchains
9:14 Phantom wallet for Solana and multi-chain support (Ethereum, Polygon, Bitcoin)
10:27 Smart contract wallets supporting ERC-4337 and account abstraction
11:48 Ambire Wallet: a smart contract enabled wallet with dApp integration
12:54 Other smart contract wallets: Argent, Avacao, Sequence, Pillar, Candide, Piana
13:34 Using Ambire Wallet to interact with dApps (Aave, SushiSwap)
14:45 Recommended wallet setup for beginners: Ledger or Trezor, MetaMask, and Phantom
15:19 Bitcoin ecosystem wallets: Unisat and Xverse
15:37 Solflare: a Solana-based wallet with MetaMask integration
16:07 Xverse wallet for Stacks and Bitcoin-based assets (Ordinals, BRC-20, SRC-20, Runes)
17:18 Conclusion and offer for further support