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Quote from: kandholabhavna on January 10, 2018, 07:41:11 AM

I think the best is to have a hardware wallet where you can keep multiple coins. Also the advantage is that the private keys remain actually private! Ledger Nano-S and Trezor are couple of good hardware wallets to look at.

Thank you for the info, because I myself am also investigating what wallet can save a lot of coins but is safe for me to use. so now I will try the wallet address that you suggested.

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for me i guess coinomi wallet is the best multy currency wallet, a lot of coin are supported there. thats make me easy to manage funds

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Quote from: jakezyrus on September 05, 2018, 11:25:53 AM

You can use myetherwallet

MEW is only for Ethereum and ERC20 tokens so I wouldn't consider that as a multi currency wallet even though there's a lot of ERC20 tokens. Coinomi is the most popular here and is being used by many crypto folks. But have you ever considered having your own very safe and high security hardware wallets? that's the best multi currency wallet e.g nano ledger s and trezor.

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Coinomi is one of the best multi-currency wallets out there, it is very secured and user-friendly, erc-20 customization available. Another good option is Kcash, supports a lot of currencies that you'll use, also has the option to request a new coin add option. Additionally, Kcash lets you earn free airdrops just for holding tokens there, no issue with it's security.

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I think that at the moment the safest wallet that supports a large number of currencies is a hardware wallet Trezor. This is one of the safest options for storing crypto currency for today.

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Quote from: Rules85 on January 10, 2018, 07:32:28 AM

Kcash, this is the wallet I've been using, and this wallet can support the BTC and ETH and ACT series tokens, so I think it's a good wallet, at least the experience is ok.

I also like you, also use Kcash wallet and completely satisfied about it. User-friendly interface, containing a variety of tokens and support for fast wallet access. I introduced it to some of my friends and they were totally satisfied with it

I do not even know this site. If you want to have the funds at good wallet I will never recommend this kind of unknown wallet to anyone else.

As I know Coinomi, Coinpayments and Jaxx wallets are the best wallets in available in the market.
I see the people are using widely these wallets as I know in this forum and other forums.

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Quote from: Rules85 on January 10, 2018, 07:32:28 AM

Kcash, this is the wallet I've been using, and this wallet can support the BTC and ETH and ACT series tokens, so I think it's a good wallet, at least the experience is ok.

I also like you, also use Kcash wallet and completely satisfied about it. User-friendly interface, containing a variety of tokens and support for fast wallet access. I introduced it to some of my friends and they were totally satisfied with it

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You can use myetherwallet or coinomi because both wallets can support almost new and old coins , whether it is altcoin or erc20 based coins .

Coinomi is downloadable and have is own client , while myetherwallet can be access on the go online .

There are also hardware wallets that you can use as an alternative to the wallets that i mentioned above but im not really sure if what is the name of the hardware wallet that supports multi currency .

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Quote from: kandholabhavna on January 10, 2018, 07:41:11 AM

I think the best is to have a hardware wallet where you can keep multiple coins. Also the advantage is that the private keys remain actually private! Ledger Nano-S and Trezor are couple of good hardware wallets to look at.

Yes, I also agree with you that the best wallet to use a hardware wallet because it is much safer and reliable and you can keep your coin in it for a long term and the wallets listed are very good ones to use.

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Use hardware wallets instead or better to use JAXX when your using desktop version and Coinomi for mobile and for ERC20 tokens better to use imToken it is lot more user-friendly.

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I definitely think the best wallet is the ledger nano s, It offers very comfortable and safe handling. I do not know other hardware wallets, but I would recommend ledger

Ayston

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Basic wallet and good for keeping your token even if it's new or not yet registered on any exchange list be the myeitherwallet, you just have to be careful on your back up and bookmark when opening the site... And it's easy to use..

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Jaxx is an electronic wallet for storing virtual currencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), Monero (MNR), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), Zcash (ZEC), Dashcoin (DASH), Ethereum Classic ETC), Dogecoin (DOGE), and much more Altcoin. Furthermore, I find it very safe to use it without worrying about it.

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Coinpayments isn't a multi currency wallet, it is an exchange and I don't advise people to use an exchange to stock their coins.

I have used very few multi currency and the best that I can say which is handy and user-friendly is coinomi.

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You should look at jaxx, they store so many coins that I have lost count of how many they can store. If you want your multi coin wallet then jaxx should be your go to. With that it is pretty safe for you to leave your coins in them. As long as the coin is supported and as long as you properly secure the wallet then you have absolutely nothing to worry about.

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Lately I downloaded atomic wallet and it seems to be the best multi currency wallet I have used so far. It's easy to use and send out tokens from there

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I like the Jaxx wallet. I have a desktop version. In principle, a convenient wallet, there are added more tokens. While there were no problems with it, it seems not so long ago updated.

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I think the best multi currency wallet is any hardware wallet, such as the Ledger Nano and Trezor Wallet. In my opinion, it is completely safe, I have never heard that coins can be stolen from hardware wallet. You should also not worry about losing your hardware wallet until your seed is safe with you, which is to be created when starting the hardware wallet.

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I found JAXX wallet to be very secure, reliable and functional for storage of diffetent altcoin and bitcoin with token as well! JAXX represent security for your cryptocurrency holding since you are totally in charge of your private key of your fund!

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Here some different types of wallets, what are the benefits of each one: https://icoguide.com/en/blog/5-types-of-cryptocurrency-wallets-and-where-to-begin-with-each

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