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Quote from: kandholabhavna on January 10, 2018, 06:41:11 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, 10:25:53 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, 06:32:28 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, 06:32:28 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, 06:41:11 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

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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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Right now I am using Zebpay cryptocurrency wallet which is pretty good for Indian citizens. It has the option to withdraw the holdings to your bank by converting the crypto to INR and then withdrawing it to your linked bank account. It is obvious that it is not anonymous but for people who don't bother much about anonymity, it is a good wallet. It supports many top coins and offers almost the same price as the international market. I have been using zebpay since a year now and the experience was good till date.

P.S : We can't use it without linking our identity to the account.

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Well for me I have been using Jaxx and so far so good it is serving my purpose, they have support for many currency, you can try it and see if it will work for you because that is what i am using currently.

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One of the most popular resources for storing large amounts of crypto currency is the Jaxx wallet. The developers added support for 53 altcoins and bitcoin. Here is the list: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Litecoin, Dash, Zcash, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Golem, Augur, BAT, Gnosis, Digix, Iconomi, Monaco, Bancor, Aragon, Civic, STOX, BCAP, EOS, First Blood, Status, Po.et, Qtum, Wings, Edgeless. Melon, Cofound.it, Matchpool, Creditbit, Musiconomi, Numeraire, Santiment, Maecenas, Salt, TenX, DAPowerPlay, Enjin, BlockMason, Worldcore, Etherparty, DomRaider, AION, Paypie, UnikoinGold, Storm, Swarm.Fund, WAX, Vibrate, SONM, UCASH, BitClave, Dentacoin.

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exodus is really good but it does seem like the transaction fees were unusually higher compared to other wallets. Exodus has a wide array of coins. for the phone, I really like coinomi. I'm not sure if coinomi does a desktop wallet but the phone wallet is great. So many coins.

I would stay away from Jaxx. I had a really bad experience with them. Coins were missing. They had known security issues. There customer support was not supportive at all.

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Quote from: mickymax777 on January 10, 2018, 06:29:40 AM

I'm currently investigating what is the best multi currency (obviously secure) wallet. I started using CoinPayments and so far so good but there is a limited amount of coins they support. I'll appreciate if you can share your experience.

If you want to keep your multiple coin more safe, better buying hardwallet. Hardwallet will keep our coin more safe because not connected in internet and support in various coin/token

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I think you can try Kcash.
The wallet experience is great, and the program supports multiple currencies.

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you never know here is a list of the top five bitcoin wallets: Bitcoin Core. The original and specific Bitcoin client. Electrum. A popular 'thin' client wallet that deserves your attention. Jaxx. Store multiple cryptocurrency with easy-to-use interface. Rippex. Easily set up wallet for Ripple. Exodus.

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Exodus, JP Richardson and Daniel Castagnoli created the first multi-crypto money wallet. You will be able to use your BTC, LTC, ETH, Dash and DOGE in your Exodus wallet.

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def. ledger nano s for me. lots of currencies , secure and easy to use. the only problem is you can only hold 5-6 coin app's at once so with 20 ish coins i'm having to remove and install different apps to move the coins. It's easy to do this and tbh i'm a holder so don't often have to uninstall reinstall different apps.

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Dude, let's try to Guarda Wallet. Like as MyEtherWallet, but they are doing multicurrency solution. I will not post the link, find it in Google. You'll like it!

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Quote from: mickymax777 on January 10, 2018, 06:51:44 AM

Quote from: kandholabhavna on January 10, 2018, 06:41:11 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.

I've had a look at these, but I'm just concerned that some hardware failure occur or you loose it, or it gets stolen. I'm very paranoid.

Ledger Nano S if youre holding a huge amount of cryptos for long term. Cold storage is the safest place to put your assets in and it isnt susceptible to online hackers, but yeah just like you Im also paranoid, thinking a lot of things like "what if my hardware wallet got destroyed by fire, flood and whatever disaster may come lol." Right now im using MEW , but I planned to use Ledger soon

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Exodus + MEW - these wallets I use.
I do not trust to Jaxx. Recently, due to frequent attacks on the sites (MEW and ED, for example). I think to use a Metamask instead of MEW.
Bitcoin I advise you to keep it separately for Electrum (3.0.5)
The ideal option to keep coins on the Nano Ledger.
But it's worth the money.

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Quote from: waorana on January 10, 2018, 11:33:22 AM

My favorite was Myetherwallet, but after the latest news I read about accounts from several hacked countries I'm honestly evaluating other wallets, especially some hardware that are surely among the safest

If your private key safe in desktop or with any hardware you will get anyone hacked your fund. There are some people logging into the wallet with the Google search there you have to trick to reach your fake wallet site similar to the MEW wallet.
This has been many time done with the blockchain wallet users like saying that user account blocked, hacked the fund and etc. So you need to be careful while you logging in to the wallet provider site.

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If you want some erc20 tokens I prefer Myetherwallet it's trusted and secured wallet.But if you want altcoins A better wallet that has a feature of multiple cryptocurrency is a hardware wallet like Ledger Nano or Trezor.

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In my opinion, Exodus and Jaxx are the best multi-currency wallet. I have been using both for a long time and I haven't encountered any problem. I would prefer Exodus than Jaxx. For ERC20 tokens MyEtherWallet is the best.

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so far, i just use myetherwallet, for in smartphone device, i choose to use imtoken, so far no problem and everything is well

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Nano Ledger vote as well, you will not regret! Cool

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My favorite was Myetherwallet, but after the latest news I read about accounts from several hacked countries I'm honestly evaluating other wallets, especially some hardware that are surely among the safest

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It's Ledger Nanos S on my mind. I do not know of anything better at the moment. That's a good investment in the security of your portfolio.

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Ledger Nano S 100%. If you are thinking to hold cryptocurrencies for long term you need the safest hardware wallet you can get. The private key of desktop wallets can be lost or stolen easly by a tiny almost invisible application called keylogger troyan that creep onto computer easily and record everything from keystore to clicking model. There is no need of such an unpleasant surprise. Stay safe and get your nano s,mate. Wink

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I would say ledger nano s

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I use Exodus, jaxx. i have no problems with them. For erc20 i use MEW. Its very user friendly and safe.
I'm also planning to buy Ledger Nano. I think the best way to store coins is downloading all information on USB disk or buy second computer.

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Quote from: mickymax777 on January 10, 2018, 06:29:40 AM

I'm currently investigating what is the best multi currency (obviously secure) wallet. I started using CoinPayments and so far so good but there is a limited amount of coins they support. I'll appreciate if you can share your experience.

My personal opinion, you can use exodus.io That apps, can manage and exchange your blockchain assets. Their User Interface also very handy and cool. It's very easy to user for newbie.

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Quote from: mickymax777 on January 10, 2018, 06:29:40 AM

I'm currently investigating what is the best multi currency (obviously secure) wallet. I started using CoinPayments and so far so good but there is a limited amount of coins they support. I'll appreciate if you can share your experience.

It's gotta be MyEtherWallet if you prefer multi-currency heavily. If you prefer a few currencies (with new ones added monthly) I'd recommend Exodus, it has an amazing UI.

What? Myetherwallet? Just wanna make a correction, Myetherwallet only store Ethereum and ERC20 tokens.

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Hard to beat the security of a hardware wallet like that Nano. Definitely make sure to keep everything confidential regardless of what platform you choose.

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The best multicurrency wallet is a hardware wallet in my opinion. I use the ledger nano S, and am 100% satisfied with it. Its a good idea not to cheap out when it comes to security questions. Imagine loosing all your funds because you were to greedy to pay $100 for security. This would be way more annoying than having $100 less in the portfolio.
I also have an eye on the pillar project. I hope that they will be able to built a next gen multi currency wallet.

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Quote from: mickymax777 on January 10, 2018, 06:51:44 AM

Quote from: kandholabhavna on January 10, 2018, 06:41:11 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.

I've had a look at these, but I'm just concerned that some hardware failure occur or you loose it, or it gets stolen. I'm very paranoid.

Hard to believe this until your mnemonic passphrase is compromised. I personally use Ledger wallet and I haven't face any issue. I had some issues with software once but support helped me with the issue.

Just read the FAQs in ledger wallet's zendesk which will guide you with "do" and "don'ts".

Rest I haven't used trezor but I also haven't seen any serious issue regarding hardware failure them as well.

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I think there is no harm in you trying to use eido wallet or im token, so far good, and very safe to use

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Quote from: mickymax777 on January 10, 2018, 06:29:40 AM

I'm currently investigating what is the best multi currency (obviously secure) wallet. I started using CoinPayments and so far so good but there is a limited amount of coins they support. I'll appreciate if you can share your experience.

Exodus, coinomi, jaxx and why because you are able to get your privatekey at least you can try to pick .dat file that contains your privatekey mate. There are so many crypto sites are suggesting it.
to increase the security in your amount if you are able to get your private key in your hand. Just consider it.

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I think tenx pay, change, paycent etc are all coming up with multi coin wallets, i think change has already a live wallet, others are still developing.

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Quote from: mickymax777 on January 10, 2018, 06:29:40 AM

I'm currently investigating what is the best multi currency (obviously secure) wallet. I started using CoinPayments and so far so good but there is a limited amount of coins they support. I'll appreciate if you can share your experience.

A better wallet that has a feature of multiple cryptocurrency is a hardware wallet like Ledger Nano or Trezor. This wallets are highly secured because it is not exposed in internet connection and you cannot use it if the physical device is not connected in your computer.

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Quote from: mickymax777 on January 10, 2018, 06:29:40 AM

I'm currently investigating what is the best multi currency (obviously secure) wallet. I started using CoinPayments and so far so good but there is a limited amount of coins they support. I'll appreciate if you can share your experience.

for long term holding only hardware wallets are an option. for short term trading its not very much important which wallet you use if u browse safe. but desktop wallets are better than hot wallets.

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Quote from: mickymax777 on January 10, 2018, 06:29:40 AM

I'm currently investigating what is the best multi currency (obviously secure) wallet. I started using CoinPayments and so far so good but there is a limited amount of coins they support. I'll appreciate if you can share your experience.

It's gotta be MyEtherWallet if you prefer multi-currency heavily. If you prefer a few currencies (with new ones added monthly) I'd recommend Exodus, it has an amazing UI.

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Quote from: kandholabhavna on January 10, 2018, 06:41:11 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.

I've had a look at these, but I'm just concerned that some hardware failure occur or you loose it, or it gets stolen. I'm very paranoid.

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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.

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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.

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I'm currently investigating what is the best multi currency (obviously secure) wallet. I started using CoinPayments and so far so good but there is a limited amount of coins they support. I'll appreciate if you can share your experience.

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