Topic: Best hardware wallet for alt coins? (Read 1765 times)
Even if you get a hardware wallet, you still have to keep your passphrase secure which in common with mobile and desktop wallets. Just make sure your devices are secure before using any wallet on them.
I'm suprised no one mentiones Exodus Wallet.
Exodus Wallet is not a hardware wallet - or am I wrong? I am not able to find a Exodus Hardware wallet.
I am using the Ledger Nano S wallet. I am happy with it, but the memory seems to be limited.
In detail there are several apps available for the Ledger Nano S, but you cannot install a lot of them.
Has anybody experiences with the Ledger Blue? Does it have a bigger memory? Anyway the price for it is quite high ...
In detail there are several apps available for the Ledger Nano S, but you cannot install a lot of them.
Has anybody experiences with the Ledger Blue? Does it have a bigger memory? Anyway the price for it is quite high ...
We use Trezor and when used in conjunction with MyEtherWallet, you have support for Bitcoin and every ERC20 Ethereum Altcoin.
I'm suprised no one mentiones Exodus Wallet.
Currently has about 10 alts, and more to come. Shapeshift built into it, and an outstanding support team.
Hey, I'm searching for an Ethereum iOS wallet, which can create multiple addresses. Do you know one, that supports this? Currently has about 10 alts, and more to come. Shapeshift built into it, and an outstanding support team.
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I need a new hardware wallet right now. Because computers are no longer as safe as to keep bitcoin and altcoins.
Can someone give me a suggestion? Is the Ledger Nano or Trezor reliable? I expect your comments on this subject.
I need a new hardware wallet right now. Because computers are no longer as safe as to keep bitcoin and altcoins.
Can someone give me a suggestion? Is the Ledger Nano or Trezor reliable? I expect your comments on this subject.
I have a ledger, which is great and dandy, but I wish there was one program either on pc or a actual hardware device that can store coins such as PPC, NMC (I know keep does but that's all I would use it for), STR, NXT, etc. After the recent btce nightmare, I withdrew over half my funds from polo. I would like to still trade but keep my coins for the alts off the exchanges. I have no idea what is best though anymore..
Try waveswallet or MyEtherWallet for your alt-coin or tokens,That is what I am using for my alt-coin hope you might like it too.
I search and a couple results come up. Which one is the authentic website and what coins do they support?
They all do the same ones though. If my nano s supports it, that's what ill use. If it doesn't then I have to look for another, and quite frankley the str wallet is a piece of junk
I'm suprised no one mentiones Exodus Wallet.
Currently has about 10 alts, and more to come. Shapeshift built into it, and an outstanding support team.
Currently has about 10 alts, and more to come. Shapeshift built into it, and an outstanding support team.
The Ledger Nano S is a good hardware wallet, but you cannot use every coin.
Here is the list of those which are supported:
http://support.ledgerwallet.com/knowledge_base/topics/which-altcoins-are-supported-by-the-nano-s-and-the-blue
Anyway, I am usin the Ledger Nano S for most of coins. For those ones which are not supported I am using the standard wallet of the coin.
But I prefer (of course) the Ledger Nano S.
Here is the list of those which are supported:
http://support.ledgerwallet.com/knowledge_base/topics/which-altcoins-are-supported-by-the-nano-s-and-the-blue
Anyway, I am usin the Ledger Nano S for most of coins. For those ones which are not supported I am using the standard wallet of the coin.
But I prefer (of course) the Ledger Nano S.
I think you can go for myetherwallet or waves for more secure wallet.i personally use it and it is more popular.it will be your best choice.thanks
Do you know Myetherwallet.com's online wallet is not a wallet hardware?Wallet hardware is like Trezor and jaxx if myetherwallet is online wallet.
I think you can go for myetherwallet or waves for more secure wallet.i personally use it and it is more popular.it will be your best choice.thanks
It may be a good idea to download or use the portable wallet provided by each altcoin you hold to be more secure than you store it in the exchanger. Because so far no hardware has been developed to store various altcoins.
I am in less than 10 as well but I just wish I can save my coins. Str I have what I consider a decent amount in. I really want to get these stellar coins off exchanges and into a desktop wallet to hold. Really can't find anything that is working at the moment for desktop wallets that accept it though..
I've been using keepkey, but it's pretty clear that the three hw wallet players are slow to add non top 10-20 coins in general. Also it seems KK in particular is very slow on the software dev side. I like the hardware but most of the time wonder why I spent the money on it at all.
So, in my deference to storing on exchanges I have a staking laptop I run with routine scheduled backups which I also keep the dev created wallets of my non-staking alts on to keep their chains synced and backed up a few times a week then I just close them and let them sit.
This could be a major pain in the ass if you're in a lot of alts but for me it's <10 and is very simple to manage.
So, in my deference to storing on exchanges I have a staking laptop I run with routine scheduled backups which I also keep the dev created wallets of my non-staking alts on to keep their chains synced and backed up a few times a week then I just close them and let them sit.
This could be a major pain in the ass if you're in a lot of alts but for me it's <10 and is very simple to manage.
I guess ill use the coin wallets for now. Peerunity for ppc
I haven’t seen one device that can account for all crypto. However, Ledger seems to be the quickest to adopt popular coins. So, I think that you are in a good spot. You, may however have to download individual wallets of the ones which are not supported.
I have the ledger nano s. I am looking for something that supports the alt coins. I even emailed ledger and they said they do not intend to carry ppc, nxt, nmc, or str in the future.
Trezor and Ledger Nano S are the best options available on the market right now.
The KeepKey is nice but out of stock.
The KeepKey is nice but out of stock.
I have a ledger, which is great and dandy, but I wish there was one program either on pc or a actual hardware device that can store coins such as PPC, NMC (I know keep does but that's all I would use it for), STR, NXT, etc. After the recent btce nightmare, I withdrew over half my funds from polo. I would like to still trade but keep my coins for the alts off the exchanges. I have no idea what is best though anymore..
Best choice is have a good Hard Drive as SSD or HDD (if can't always provide electricity for PC) for keep your coin, then use wallet from devs the coin you want keep. Because not have wallet better than offical wallet from homepage this coin. Jump to: