Paul Arnesen
May 14, 2025
Remote work gives you freedom. But with freedom comes responsibility, especially when it comes to your finances. If you're a freelancer, digital nomad, or location-independent entrepreneur dealing with cryptocurrency, your assets need protection.
Storing your crypto on an exchange? You're taking a risk.
Keeping it in a software wallet? Still vulnerable.
The solution? A hardware wallet. And not just any device—a Trezor hardware wallet.
Remote workers and digital nomads are increasingly turning to cryptocurrency. According to Triple-A, over 56% of independent contractors have received crypto payments, and 61% hold Bitcoin as part of their earnings.
That makes sense. Crypto offers borderless, rapid, and low-fee transactions—ideal for those working internationally.
But there's a catch: crypto is only as secure as how you store it.
In 2022 alone, cybercriminals stole $3.8 billion in cryptocurrency, according to Chainalysis. That's the highest amount ever recorded.
Working from cafes, airports, or Airbnbs leaves your laptop and phone vulnerable. A single phishing link or stolen device could lead to the loss of your cryptocurrency.
💡 Pro Tip: The riskiest place to store crypto is on an exchange or in a "hot wallet" (connected to the internet). Hardware wallets like Trezor keep your private keys offline and secure.
JUNE 15, 2022
COMPENSATIONWhat is an Employer of Record (EOR)? And Why is Employer of Record (EOR) essential for hiring remote, and expanding globally?
MAY 11, 2022
CAREER ADVICELearn about the most sought-after hard skills in 2023. The hard skills you need to develop to compete in a rapidly transforming job-seeking marketplace.
Join thousands of remote professionals protecting their digital assets