Topic: Choosing etherium wallets (Read 209 times)
i am using blockchain application on my mobile phone. its easy to use btc bch and eth coins both of them. i think blockchain app provent its own security. there is nothing happened any leaks on it.
For online wallet I using MEW and Imtoken
For ethereum you can use any hardware wallet like Ledger,
or Metamask wallet that also supports all tokens if you need them.
I would also like to see more privacy wallets that support ETH
or Metamask wallet that also supports all tokens if you need them.
I would also like to see more privacy wallets that support ETH
I did not heard about those two you mention.
Most user are using for is nano ledger one of the trusted and safest.
And using MEW it is good and nothing problem on me on when I'm doing to save some of my coins that I have and transfer to exchange site.
But must be careful because of this have some website have same platform of MEW those are a phising site that can get your coins at your wallet.
Most user are using for is nano ledger one of the trusted and safest.
And using MEW it is good and nothing problem on me on when I'm doing to save some of my coins that I have and transfer to exchange site.
But must be careful because of this have some website have same platform of MEW those are a phising site that can get your coins at your wallet.
If you are going to use MyEtherWallet, run it locally. There is zero reason to use the online version when you can simply download it and open it in your browser locally. Of course you should also be using a more secure OS like Linux...
I have two, for in my PC use Mew, and connect it to Metamask. For on my phone using Imtoken. The Mngkin is a little helpful for you.
If you are going to be storing good amount of ETH and tokens that you cannot afford to lose, invest in hardware wallets.
They are easy to understand and easy to adhere to security best practices.
With hardware wallet, Trezor and Ledger have one of the best reputation in the industry, you can continue to use the apps you love - myetherwallet, mycrypto, metamask, etc. when interacting with Ethereum network. It is just that you can be sure that the private keys are stored away from the computer drive.
Now I am sure if you are into cryptocurrency, ETH is not the only thing you have in mind.
Trezor and Ledger allows you to easily keep other coins like Bitcoin, Litecoin, and the other crypto secure as well.
They are easy to understand and easy to adhere to security best practices.
With hardware wallet, Trezor and Ledger have one of the best reputation in the industry, you can continue to use the apps you love - myetherwallet, mycrypto, metamask, etc. when interacting with Ethereum network. It is just that you can be sure that the private keys are stored away from the computer drive.
Now I am sure if you are into cryptocurrency, ETH is not the only thing you have in mind.
Trezor and Ledger allows you to easily keep other coins like Bitcoin, Litecoin, and the other crypto secure as well.
Hey. At the moment I'm in the process of choosing the wallet for etherium (bye, paper). I've read a lot of theoretical stuff about different types of storages, but I also wanted to know about your experience. Any advice?
Thinking of KeepKey or Trezor.
Thinking of KeepKey or Trezor.
I was using Metamask for a lot of time and I was pretty satisfied with it.
When I accumulated a good amount of crypto I decided to buy a hardware wallet in order to keep my funds safe. My Ledger Nano S is my wallet for my Eths and I think that it is the best choice you can make when choosing a wallet.
I did not heard about those two you mention.
Most user are using for is nano ledger one of the trusted and safest.
And using MEW it is good and nothing problem on me on when I'm doing to save some of my coins that I have and transfer to exchange site.
But must be careful because of this have some website have same platform of MEW those are a phising site that can get your coins at your wallet.
Most user are using for is nano ledger one of the trusted and safest.
And using MEW it is good and nothing problem on me on when I'm doing to save some of my coins that I have and transfer to exchange site.
But must be careful because of this have some website have same platform of MEW those are a phising site that can get your coins at your wallet.
If you are going to use MyEtherWallet, run it locally. There is zero reason to use the online version when you can simply download it and open it in your browser locally. Of course you should also be using a more secure OS like Linux...
I did not heard about those two you mention.
Most user are using for is nano ledger one of the trusted and safest.
And using MEW it is good and nothing problem on me on when I'm doing to save some of my coins that I have and transfer to exchange site.
But must be careful because of this have some website have same platform of MEW those are a phising site that can get your coins at your wallet.
Most user are using for is nano ledger one of the trusted and safest.
And using MEW it is good and nothing problem on me on when I'm doing to save some of my coins that I have and transfer to exchange site.
But must be careful because of this have some website have same platform of MEW those are a phising site that can get your coins at your wallet.
I’ve been using MEW for a year now and it’s completely fine with me.
if you can spend the best solution is nano ledger, otherwise myetherwallet can be fine
Great advise and choices, but I also suggest to the op if have available wallet where he/she reside using smart phone wallet I highly recommend that but he need to,learn it well all about the security ststem before putting funds. Because I use my smart phone as wallet nad I have a little amount of ethereum inside that I use if i need yo,pay bills via online whenever where I am.
Why you didn't include ledger since you have mentioned about Keepkey and Trezor? Never used the two of them but both are good wallets as it was suggested by --> https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet?step=5&platform=hardware
Ledger nano is the best option and I own a Ledger Nano S. If you have too many coins, got for Nano X. Till now my experience is good and since it gives passphrase safety option along with the seed, it's the safest option as of now. Ledger is the same but not used it so have no idea about the space issues.
Both KeepKey and Trezor are great cold storage options and can be connected to shapeshift.com which offers a beautiful interface and user-friendly access to your assets. With a large display, KeepKey offers the ability to see full addresses when sending, receiving, and trading. In our opinion, one button as opposed to two also makes the KeepKey easier to use. Both hardware wallets offer the ability to add a passphrase onto the existing 12-word recovery sentence with adds an extra layer of security.
For deciding between the two, you may want to look at which coins/tokens are supported by each.
KeepKey supported assets: https://keepkey.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360003047479-What-Digital-Assets-Does-KeepKey-Support-
Trezor supported assets: https://trezor.io/coins/
For 60% off a brand new KeepKey please visit keepkey.com and enter code: DEALKEY60 at checkout.
More information on the two wallets can be found at our blog, here: https://medium.com/shapeshift-stories/hardware-wallets-make-a-comeback-thanks-to-the-new-shapeshift-1ab16c0df419
We’re excited to hear you are interested in a hardware wallet! Let us know if there is anything else you are curious about
For deciding between the two, you may want to look at which coins/tokens are supported by each.
KeepKey supported assets: https://keepkey.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360003047479-What-Digital-Assets-Does-KeepKey-Support-
Trezor supported assets: https://trezor.io/coins/
For 60% off a brand new KeepKey please visit keepkey.com and enter code: DEALKEY60 at checkout.
More information on the two wallets can be found at our blog, here: https://medium.com/shapeshift-stories/hardware-wallets-make-a-comeback-thanks-to-the-new-shapeshift-1ab16c0df419
We’re excited to hear you are interested in a hardware wallet! Let us know if there is anything else you are curious about
Hi OP, loads of information to be found in this area of the forum
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=261.0
Hope this helps
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=261.0
Hope this helps
if you can spend the best solution is nano ledger, otherwise myetherwallet can be fine
Hey. At the moment I'm in the process of choosing the wallet for etherium (bye, paper). I've read a lot of theoretical stuff about different types of storages, but I also wanted to know about your experience. Any advice?
Thinking of KeepKey or Trezor.
Thinking of KeepKey or Trezor.
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