Can I trust Dropbox?
Yes, Exodus is a reputable and long-standing software wallet, though it carries the inherent risks associated with "hot" (internet-connected) wallets. Founded in 2015, it has a strong track record with no history of system-wide breaches or centralized hacks. Because it is non-custodial, you retain 100% control over your private keys, meaning the company cannot freeze your funds or access your account. However, since it is not fully open-source and resides on your personal computer or smartphone, your security depends largely on your own "digital hygiene," such as keeping your device free of malware. For maximum protection, Exodus allows you to pair the wallet with a Trezor hardware device, combining its user-friendly interface with the gold standard of offline cold storage security.
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