Topic: Best Multicurrency Wallet??? (Read 53089 times)
I use some Wallets but almost of them are described here. I want to share my opinion about rahakott. It works steadily, the registration is simple. The commission is 0.00055BTC on average. It changes in small limits, and the system itself determines the commission to ensure the highest possible speed. It's convenient. Anonymity is important for me. HD Wallet system registration provides this. In addition, there are links to enter through the tor. Although there are only 6 currencies, but these are those in which there are no vulnerabilities. This is insurance for reliability. Nowadays experts found more than 200 questionable currencies and tokens in the market. Trust, but check you must! The final flourish is free transfers within the network. If you work in a team, you can create and use sub-accounts. This is very promising by the way. It makes sense to think about it.
there is a good one that is HolyTransaction. HolyTransaction has developed a wallet that allows users to exchange various altcoins in one place. lots of altcoin available there and you do not have to worry. Holytransaction promotes the convenience of storage methods, and converts, various altcoins in one place.
Any other good mobile wallet that can be use in ios also? Currently using Jaxx
- Coinomi - "source-available" Android app with support for a ton of alt coins. You can also run it on Linux/Mac/Windows desktops in Chrome via ARC Welder - they helpfully provide the APK. Not very actively maintained. They seem legit. Listed at https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet.
Thing with coinomi is that ther WERE opnesource, until one point when some wallets started to use their servers (without asking) and copying their wallet and trying to fish other users so they decided to "close source" it. However begining code is still available, but they have some updates that are not opensourced. They have support for vast altcoins, not all of them ofc.
But so far having in mind other wallets that currently exist, I still believe coinomi is nice as I trust the devs with small funds I hold there.
Dead thread? I don't understand why...
Well, about me
I began to use rahakott recently. Impressions are not bad in general. It accepts 5 currencies: BTC, BCH, LTC, ZEC, DASH. The speed of work is not annoying. The commission is not high. It varies slightly depending on the currency and network load, but it's insensible. But the speed does not suffer. For me personally, this is more important. It does its wallet functions well. What do we usually want from the wallet? It's reliability, speed, cheapness first of all. Rahakott has it all.
Well, about me
I began to use rahakott recently. Impressions are not bad in general. It accepts 5 currencies: BTC, BCH, LTC, ZEC, DASH. The speed of work is not annoying. The commission is not high. It varies slightly depending on the currency and network load, but it's insensible. But the speed does not suffer. For me personally, this is more important. It does its wallet functions well. What do we usually want from the wallet? It's reliability, speed, cheapness first of all. Rahakott has it all.
I use Jaxx as a multicryptocurrency wallet. I think this is a great tool for each crypto geek. I hope they add al coins at some point. I think first 250 will be enough.
Who know multi currency desktop wallet, except jaxx and exodus?
Exodus is the best wallet for multi coins
Always have back up of your wallet and if possible store your coins in offline wallets.No exchange or online wallet is safe
Soem exchanges are notorious for scamming , holding funds or even disabling the accounts with out any reason
Always have back up of your wallet and if possible store your coins in offline wallets.No exchange or online wallet is safe
Soem exchanges are notorious for scamming , holding funds or even disabling the accounts with out any reason
Any thoughts around using Coinomi?
Seems a fairly new wallet.
Seems a fairly new wallet.
I use myetherwallet and jax. both are great and are reliable
I use web wallet block.io, to store doge, ltc and bitcoin.
Very practical, and can be multi-addres.
Very practical, and can be multi-addres.
hi i would like to know if one can later convert coins in online wallet to a desktop wallet ?
What about Coinsbank? Is it good for that purpose?
if you have serverls altcoin i suggest you use JAXX wallet , this wallet is works fine for me
Another site that I will want you to consider is bit.ac Its also a multi-currency wallet with nice interface and friendly fees. You can try them out and I am sure you wont be disappointed.
Hi OP are you a trader? If you have an account in Poloniex or from Bittrex, you can actually use their web wallets to store your altcoins at the same time you grow your coins by trading it to other crypto currency.
you can try use bit.ac service
in there open service multicurrency wallet, and then you can exchange coin too in bit.ac
in there open service multicurrency wallet, and then you can exchange coin too in bit.ac
jaxx is a great multi wallet for desktop..mind therr is some coins that are missing
Try Exodus its the Best wallet to get out of BTC into other Coins !
What makes you say that? Exodus isn't open source, for example.
To actually answer this thread, here are the multi-crypto offline wallets I've found so far (online wallets are basically any exchange, so that isn't an interesting question):
- Coinomi - "source-available" Android app with support for a ton of alt coins. You can also run it on Linux/Mac/Windows desktops in Chrome via ARC Welder - they helpfully provide the APK. Not very actively maintained. They seem legit. Listed at https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet.
- Jaxx.io - "visible code" - good luck downloading all those old JavaScript files (they use "var" and prototypes, instead of modern ES2015) and building the app yourself. Not listed at https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet. Supports BTC/ETH/DASH/ETC/REP/LTC/ZEC/RSK but notably, not Monero. Multi-platform, with good reviews for the Chrome extension. Shapeshift integration and other features.
Surprisingly, there's no clear-cut winner: an actively maintained, clearly open sourced project with prominent contributors on GitHub.
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