Your wallet security starts with a strong password. Research shows that millions of people still rely on these ten passwords, which are the easiest to crack:

The classic "password" tops the list, followed by sequential numbers like 123456, 123456789, and 12345678. Then there's "guest", the keyboard pattern "qwerty", and repeated digits like 111111 and 123123. Some add complexity with "col123456".

Here's the thing: if your crypto wallet password appears anywhere on this list, you're basically handing the keys to your digital assets to hackers. These passwords are the first ones attackers try because they're so common.

What makes a password actually secure? Mix uppercase and lowercase letters, throw in numbers and special characters, make it at least 16 characters long, and avoid anything dictionary-related or personally connected to you. Better yet, consider using a password manager to generate and store complex passphrases.

Your crypto holdings deserve more than lazy security practices. One strong password could be the difference between keeping your assets safe and losing everything.