[General] Bitcoin Wallets - Which, what, why?
Topic: How do I get a wallet? (Read 266 times)
there are few types of wallets. you can make wallet in a website easily. if you store higher volume of coins it will not better. otherwise you can use following methods.
_desktop wallet
_mobile wallet
_hardware wallet
last one is trusted.
_desktop wallet
_mobile wallet
_hardware wallet
last one is trusted.
While speaking about the wallets it is also important to mention about the so-called 'private key'. You have to keep it SAFE. Please, do some research before you operate your wallet. Watch relevant YouTube videos will help a lot! 
Is there any difference between coinbase, myetherwallet and blockchain? Which one is better in your opinion?
Yes. there is a huge difference. Coinbase is a service really, not a wallet. You never really have control over your bitcoin if you store them there, since they own the private keys.
MEW is pretty solid, but only for ethereum. Although i believe the official ethereum client has way more features then them.
Blockchain.info is a webwallet, they have no access to your keys, but neither do you (unless you export them, which is almost impossible. ( or derive the seed ofcours, which can be buggy.)
It also misses a lot of functionality if you compare it to something like https://electrum.org/#home
I had no idea. It's good to know about these little nuances that make the difference. Thank you!
Here's a link to a very user-friendly website about wallets. It will get you going.
https://blockgeeks.com/guides/cryptocurrency-wallet-guide/
Good luck!
https://blockgeeks.com/guides/cryptocurrency-wallet-guide/
Good luck!
I'll definitely check it out. Thank you!
You search for the wallets and download them, the best ones are free and easy to use. Make sure to select famous wallet, the rest might be scam. You can also watch YouTube for that, there are many good videos on the topic there. Good luck! 
Good advice. Thanks mate!
you can get a wallet through myetherwallet.com or through blockchain.com. but the most easiest and user friendly is myetherwallet. after creating either of the wallet, you have to keep your private key very safe or your password
Visit Lauda's thread, you'll find answers to all your wallet-related questions there: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/general-bitcoin-wallets-which-what-why-1631151
I just know this info, Thank you a lot.
Create a digital currency wallet where you can securely store digital currency. Connect your bank account, debit card, or credit card so that you can exchange digital currency into and out of your local currency. Buy some Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin to begin using the future of money.
Just search it in to google or direct search Myetherwallet.com and enter it, afterwards you can see how to make an wallet that you want. Be responsible to your wallet account and do not give your private key with no one else.
Sign up at Paxful.com and they'll give you a free wallet
Is there any difference between coinbase, myetherwallet and blockchain? Which one is better in your opinion?
I use only myetherwallet and coinomi because coinbase and blockchain are wallets from third parties. I would maybe exchange on coinbase, but store the coins only on wallets, that provide private keys and are not buggy.thank you so much for the explanations
Is there any difference between coinbase, myetherwallet and blockchain? Which one is better in your opinion?
I use only myetherwallet and coinomi because coinbase and blockchain are wallets from third parties. I would maybe exchange on coinbase, but store the coins only on wallets, that provide private keys and are not buggy. 
Is there any difference between coinbase, myetherwallet and blockchain? Which one is better in your opinion?
Yes. there is a huge difference. Coinbase is a service really, not a wallet. You never really have control over your bitcoin if you store them there, since they own the private keys.
MEW is pretty solid, but only for ethereum. Although i believe the official ethereum client has way more features then them.
Blockchain.info is a webwallet, they have no access to your keys, but neither do you (unless you export them, which is almost impossible. ( or derive the seed ofcours, which can be buggy.)
It also misses a lot of functionality if you compare it to something like https://electrum.org/#home
Here's a link to a very user-friendly website about wallets. It will get you going.
https://blockgeeks.com/guides/cryptocurrency-wallet-guide/
Good luck!
https://blockgeeks.com/guides/cryptocurrency-wallet-guide/
Good luck!
You didn't specify the wallet you wanted.. If it's the ether wallet try myetherwallet.com,but if it's the bitcoin wallet I prefer the blockchain.info or you and also download the coinomi app.
You search for the wallets and download them, the best ones are free and easy to use. Make sure to select famous wallet, the rest might be scam. You can also watch YouTube for that, there are many good videos on the topic there. Good luck!
Is there any difference between coinbase, myetherwallet and blockchain? Which one is better in your opinion?
Blickchain supports bitcoin, bitcoin cash and eth
Coinbase - as above with the additional of litecoin and etc
Myetherwallet - supports only erc20 tokens but that is a huge number
Is there any difference between coinbase, myetherwallet and blockchain? Which one is better in your opinion?
You can get a wallet address from coinbase.com or myetherwallet.com or blockchain.com etc
Wow! You're right, Lauda's post covers everything I wanted to ask. Nice
Thank you mate! Much appreciated.
Thank you mate! Much appreciated.
You can get wallet through myetherwallet or via blockchain. Hope this can help you.
Visit Lauda's thread, you'll find answers to all your wallet-related questions there: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/general-bitcoin-wallets-which-what-why-1631151
Hi everyone,
Just one quick question. How do I get a wallet? Could you please point me in the right direction?
Thank you!
Just one quick question. How do I get a wallet? Could you please point me in the right direction?
Thank you!
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