Im an advocate for ledger nano s
They continually update and integrate new coins. With the amount of activity and New ICOs you need a wallet tnat can keep up with the changing times. There Customer
support is good as well
Topic: Ethereum cold-wallet, recommendation (Read 321 times)
Nano ledger but be sure to pay the full price and buy only from the official website.
The two cold wallets you'll hear about mostly are Trezor and Ledger Nano. They are best used as a savings account for your crypto assets, but both have a decent UI and shouldn't be difficult to set up once you get them.
Hope this helps!
Hope this helps!
As my view , I think the cold-wallet just like a SD card . You can store your wallet or pricy key in anywhere . Not just in cold-wallet . Such as u flash disk or other private computer . I just backup my wallet by script in some special time point .
if you are thinking of hardware wallet then Ledger Nano S is good.
For software based decentralized wallet ImToken is good as it has it's own decentralized exchange platform too in version 2 and above.
Hope this helps you
For software based decentralized wallet ImToken is good as it has it's own decentralized exchange platform too in version 2 and above.
Hope this helps you
I would easily recommend Ledger Nano S, since they are adding more coins consistently unlike other hardware wallets.
setting up an account is very simple just follow a tutorial video on youtube and you are done. Be careful tho don't show your seed phrases to anyone and make sure to store them properly.
setting up an account is very simple just follow a tutorial video on youtube and you are done. Be careful tho don't show your seed phrases to anyone and make sure to store them properly.
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I followed your recommendation and just purchased a hardware wallet.
But Im still learning! Now I am trying to figure out airdrops.
Ques: What is an "ERC20 ETHERIUM WALLET" ?
I followed your recommendation and just purchased a hardware wallet.
But Im still learning! Now I am trying to figure out airdrops.
Ques: What is an "ERC20 ETHERIUM WALLET" ?
May this would be better as separate question. Basically all wallets where you own your private keys, like MyEtherWallet, because as long as you have your private key you can also access the token on this address.
In comparison you will not be able to access your tokens when you use an address from an exchange like Coinbase.
OP (newbie) reporting back
I followed your recommendation and just purchased a hardware wallet.
But Im still learning! Now I am trying to figure out airdrops.
Ques: What is an "ERC20 ETHERIUM WALLET" ?
I followed your recommendation and just purchased a hardware wallet.
But Im still learning! Now I am trying to figure out airdrops.
Ques: What is an "ERC20 ETHERIUM WALLET" ?
Most importantly, keep your private key safe. I recommend purchasing a wallet hardware and you do not have to worry about the security of your digital capital from hackers and thieves.
Here you have the options -
Ledger Nano S - www.ledgerwallet.com
TREZOR - https://shop.trezor.io
KeepKey - www.keepkey.com
Here you have the options -
Ledger Nano S - www.ledgerwallet.com
TREZOR - https://shop.trezor.io
KeepKey - www.keepkey.com
I agree with justin86. Just buy the Ledger Nano S. No problems or sleepless nights anymore.
There are many cold wallet solutions but get a ledger nano s not to regret, it is also cheap for me, even if you have no money you can earn with bounties. It may have saved millions of dollars of investors so far.
I'll add to the users that are relying on a Nano Ledger S. Not sure what the wait is there days - it was a few months when I ordered mine, but I would recommend going through the manufacturer. Getting it third party can be faster, but it's less secure. I haven't been using it a ton, but it's relatively easy and straightforward and there's plenty of tutorials available online.
But I plan to scrap the MEW I created, and then make another MEW while trying to do it offline, somehow, following your advice.. will be looking into imToken, and Ubuntu
This is surprising though to first learn these new technologies!
It's like a totally new ecosystem to me
This is surprising though to first learn these new technologies!
It's like a totally new ecosystem to meJust to clear things up. When you create a new wallet, all you need is your private key to access your funds. The additional wallet file (which is secured with a passphrase) is just an encrypted version of that private key. This is only needed to make it harder for attackers to access your funds. They will need the file AND the password instead of just the private key.
Are hardwallet like nano and ledger waterproof? If they aren't then I can see that ain't safe.
I do just use the MEW which I prefer because I find it easy but would take minutes to work on if you use the Json file whcih is by the way much safer in my opinion. I'd like to try cold wallet just to lure someone who could possibly still it. I won't put anything there but for this purpose alone.
Thanks again for the help!!
I'd like to buy a Trezor or other pricey suggestions for storage, but for now I am doing this for free, as a learning trial.
I managed to get through most of the steps for My Ether Wallet (public key, password, private key, and keystore file)
But I plan to scrap the MEW I created, and then make another MEW while trying to do it offline, somehow, following your advice.. will be looking into imToken, and Ubuntu
This is surprising though to first learn these new technologies! It's like a totally new ecosystem to me
I'd like to buy a Trezor or other pricey suggestions for storage, but for now I am doing this for free, as a learning trial.
I managed to get through most of the steps for My Ether Wallet (public key, password, private key, and keystore file)
But I plan to scrap the MEW I created, and then make another MEW while trying to do it offline, somehow, following your advice.. will be looking into imToken, and Ubuntu
This is surprising though to first learn these new technologies!
It's like a totally new ecosystem to me
Like many already mentioned, you can use MyEtherWallet.
In addition: You can download the site and use it offline. If you plan to create a complete secure cold address, I would recommend to start from a Live OS (e.g. Ubuntu) and create the wallet there while being offline.
Then save your private key, wallet.dat and passphrase in a password safe.
In addition: You can download the site and use it offline. If you plan to create a complete secure cold address, I would recommend to start from a Live OS (e.g. Ubuntu) and create the wallet there while being offline.
Then save your private key, wallet.dat and passphrase in a password safe.
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Currently i am using nano ledger wallet (highly recommended) but the problems that you have to memorize secret words giving in case someday the device lost or stolen . so be careful on that . but also give a try to offline wallet creation from myetherwallet .
The cheapest option it just to keep the private-key in several places, for example on google drive and on usual flash card then to hide.
imToken is a mobile light wallet APP application.
imToken is also a cold wallet, which uses offline signature technology to extract tokens in a broken network environment.
Theoretically, it is very safe to obtain the cold wallet private key from the network side.
imToken is also a cold wallet, which uses offline signature technology to extract tokens in a broken network environment.
Theoretically, it is very safe to obtain the cold wallet private key from the network side.
I also keep all my coins on the stock exchange. I don't use a cold wallet because I have orders on the stock exchange and therefore the coins should be on the stock exchange.
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