Topic: How are you storing your ethereum? - page 3. (Read 4728 times)
The rest of the token and my ethereum are stored on myetherwallet.com, its somehow organized that I can store all tokens in one wallet. Same with waves token, one wallet for all tokens on wavesplatform.
storing our ethereum in myetherwallet can be good option but in the past, i am trying to safe in ethereum offline desktop and now i use jaxx that support ethereum with another type of the coins. i think i am prefer to save ethereum in my android phone than in online wallet, so i can see my coins grow directly.
I am trading altcon and specially Etherium and always store in exchange wallet and I think I never face any problem with that. To me I think every kind of wallets are okay and it all about your luck the benefit from Etherium that are stored in our wallet. I tried to have software wallet of ETH. But I found it is too difficult to go with. So, decided to stick within online wallet of ETH. Even I am a hater of web wallet concept, I am forced to use it.
An year ago I was have some ethereum in my exchange and after its value fall I sold them and now as the price is again rising and it is going well so I am thinking to buy some ethereum and keep them for the price to increase and for that I will try to keep them in a well trusted exchange as if any bad thing started to happen then I will exchange them immediately.
I think yes it is still good time to invest your money in Etherium but if you have some extra money that you can afford to invest for a long time. because I am sure that in future Etherium will remain as number 2nd best altcoin after bitcoin. Therefore I am also keeping eye to Etherium and thinkn about to invest my money there. 
For me the safest way to store ethereum is through myethwallet ive been using it for a long time and if my goal price will reach probably send it to an exchange.
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I store my ETH on Poloniex, where i can exchange if i want.
Well, people mostly don't trust exchangers and themselves, so they don't keep money there. Poloniex was down some time ago, by the way, wasn't it?Anyway, I store my eth in an online wallet (ethereum-wallet.net) and am happy for it. Password, login and e-mail -nothing else is needed. I don't use eth much, though, so I am not sure how fast this wallet operates.
you are correct but there is also one thing to remember, people usually don't hold these altcoins for long, good traders that is.
so they want to have them hot and accessible at a moments notice and as a professional trader you don't want to even miss a second. so you keep it on exchange and dump it as fast as possible to make the most profit possible.
besides running a wallet for most of these altcoins, specially ethereum with its terrible wallet is a pain in the ass and it will eat up your network and HDD so fast.
I am just using regular myetherwallet's private file and unlock it if needed.
But I don't hold much budget down there even if they are trustable.
This is also i wanted to say i do also use myetherwallet but i do only put small amounts of ETH and most of it are stored on cold storage because no matter how trustable and reputable the risk of losing all coins is still there and we wont know on when it would happen.Downloading whole blockchain or syncing is really pain in the ass but you must sacrificed if you do really like to store your ETH.But I don't hold much budget down there even if they are trustable.
I always worry a little about threads like this--like someone (not the OP, but potentially anyone) can use this information as a stepping stone towards figuring out where you store your coin. If they can start linking that to a real world identity, then can begin the work of trying to socially engineer their way into your wallet.
The regular wallet (mist/geth) took up 20gb the last time i tried it and either has to be running all the time or takes hours to update to use (from what i remember)
Any alternatives, especially liteweight, out there besides just storing them on exchanges?
Any alternatives, especially liteweight, out there besides just storing them on exchanges?
im storing it in my ether wallet online, its look so good as a first time user, but i asked my friends about this and fortunately they said that this would be great and secured. so try it too.
I store my ETH on Poloniex, where i can exchange if i want.
Well, people mostly don't trust exchangers and themselves, so they don't keep money there. Poloniex was down some time ago, by the way, wasn't it?Anyway, I store my eth in an online wallet (ethereum-wallet.net) and am happy for it. Password, login and e-mail -nothing else is needed. I don't use eth much, though, so I am not sure how fast this wallet operates.
I store my ETH on Poloniex, where i can exchange if i want.
Storing in myetherwallet a nice decision, but even though it is safe we also need to be wary of things that could be detrimental
i would use antminer s7 to mine btc then convert to ETH and store online!!
i prefer storing ethereum on a online wallet like myethereum i dont use wallet that needs to be sync because i am lazy to wait for the blocks and hackers cant get into my wallet unlike desktop wallet
On the first I cannot believe in ethereum coins but when I discovered a faucets that earn ethereum I continue it and I started to like it. Because the faucet of this Altcoins were not consuming of time and easy to withdraw.
Myetherwallet, there is a safe place to store eth. Almost all of my eth is stored there.
Does anyone use Exodus?
Jaxx from decentral is one of the most convenient ways to use and store Bitcoin, Ether, and DAO tokens.
for me I store it in myethereum.com it is my #1 ether wallet for now and I don't used desktop wallet due to some issue of my desktop.
It also recommended to used online wallet.
It also recommended to used online wallet.
storing our ethereum in myetherwallet can be good option but in the past, i am trying to safe in ethereum offline desktop and now i use jaxx that support ethereum with another type of the coins. i think i am prefer to save ethereum in my android phone than in online wallet, so i can see my coins grow directly.
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