Topic: I am using coinbase wallet, What wallet are you using? (Read 266 times)
I use Jaxx for BTC and Trust wallet on iOS for Ethereum (+tokens). Trust wallet works great and has a built-in DAPP browser.
I use Coinbase, Electrum, Electrum-ltc, and MyEtherwallet
Ledger and MEW.
see so many people storing coins on cex like coinsmarkets never existed) whats going on
I'm using blockchain because blockchain is the world famous bitcoin site and full protect.
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There are give us 100% guaranty on my BTC. my BTC is safe and secure with there.
blockchain will fulfil all of our obligations to there customers.
Using myetherwallet for tokens that supports ERC-20, luno for bitcoin, waves wallet for tokens that is based on waves platform
I recommend a safe hardware portfolio: TREZOR which always have the size of a key ring.
Which altcoin support on TREZOR? And I knew from google that TREZOR is a Hardware wallet. So Has it any software wallet? If, please recommened.
I'm currently using MyEtherWallet for ERC-20 tokens, NEON wallet for NEP5 tokens and Electrum for BTC.
I am using My Ether Wallet as well, very satisfied so far! Very straightforward wallet.
I am also using MyEtherWallet. But its support ERC20 token only.
I need which wallet support most trustfull currency
If you're holding anything significant, its best to have a hardware wallet or at least a Desktop wallet (that's hopefully secure as well).
I recommend a safe hardware portfolio: TREZOR which always have the size of a key ring.
Or Ledger Nano S which have have the size of flash drive.
I am using My Ether Wallet as well, very satisfied so far! Very straightforward wallet.
I am not using any wallet for keeping my bitcoins. My holdings are scattered over different exchanges so as to increase the security.
Really not a good idea. You're taking unnecessary risks here. Sure, the likeliness of an exchange locking up your account or getting hacked in general isn't too high, but storing your funds on multiple exchanges increases the chance of you losing some of your funds. Purchase a hardware wallet; I can't stress this enough.
When I was newbie, I used Coinbase as my main wallet. But now I'm using Coinbase just to receive payments from faucets. I think Coinbase aren't bad service to receive and send lot of small transactions. But it's not recommend to use it as your main wallet because you don't have full control of your coins there. When I collect bigger amounts of money I always send it from Coinbase to my hardware wallet.
I would advice to to buy hardware wallet like Trezor or Ledger Nano S. Currently I use Nano S and I'm satisfied with it. For ETH and tokens I'm using MyEther wallet. And on mobile I have Coinomi wallet app which supports many currencies.
I would advice to to buy hardware wallet like Trezor or Ledger Nano S. Currently I use Nano S and I'm satisfied with it. For ETH and tokens I'm using MyEther wallet. And on mobile I have Coinomi wallet app which supports many currencies.
Coinbase is not a wallet. It's simple: "If you don't own the private key you don't own your bitcoin";
If you really want to keep your coins safe, use a proper wallet for each of your coins.
Electrum for Bitcoin
Electrum-LTC for Litecoin
Electron Cash for Bitcoin Cash
MyEtherWallet for Ethereum
[1] https://blog.coinbase.com/coinbase-is-not-a-wallet-b5b9293ca0e7
trueIf you really want to keep your coins safe, use a proper wallet for each of your coins.
Electrum for Bitcoin
Electrum-LTC for Litecoin
Electron Cash for Bitcoin Cash
MyEtherWallet for Ethereum
[1] https://blog.coinbase.com/coinbase-is-not-a-wallet-b5b9293ca0e7
coinbase is only an exchange where to buy cryptocurrencies
you get your coins and they are stored on a wallet that you don't own, so it is best to store the coins in a wallet that you own and you are the only who knows the private key
Coinbase isn't the most secure option you could choose--
Hardware wallets like Trezor or Ledger Nano provide much more security against hacking or theft.
If you hold your crypto in an exchange, your private keys are in the hands of the exchange, and they have the responsibility for the safety of your cryptocurrency. It’s usually a good idea to only keep a small amount of crypto on exchange wallets that you plan to trade. Otherwise, if the exchange is hacked, your cryptocurrency could be stolen with no recourse available.
We touch on this more in our blog post about wallets, so check it out
http://bit.ly/WalletGuide
Hope this helps!
Hardware wallets like Trezor or Ledger Nano provide much more security against hacking or theft.
If you hold your crypto in an exchange, your private keys are in the hands of the exchange, and they have the responsibility for the safety of your cryptocurrency. It’s usually a good idea to only keep a small amount of crypto on exchange wallets that you plan to trade. Otherwise, if the exchange is hacked, your cryptocurrency could be stolen with no recourse available.
We touch on this more in our blog post about wallets, so check it out
http://bit.ly/WalletGuide
Hope this helps!
Bitcoin Core.
Storing Altcoins on exchanges, BTC/ETH on a ledger, NEO on NEON and token on MEW.
I recommend a safe hardware portfolio: TREZOR which always have the size of a key ring.
I personally use a Ledger Nano S[1]. No regrets on this purchase whatsoever. Security should always be a priority.
I really don't suggest using Coinbase as a wallet. Only use Coinbase as a way of buying btc/eth/ltc using FIAT money, nothing else. If Coinbase decides to lock up your account or if ever they get hacked(hopefully not though), you're screwed.
[1] https://ledgerwallet.com/
I really don't suggest using Coinbase as a wallet. Only use Coinbase as a way of buying btc/eth/ltc using FIAT money, nothing else. If Coinbase decides to lock up your account or if ever they get hacked(hopefully not though), you're screwed.
[1] https://ledgerwallet.com/
I am not using any wallet for keeping my bitcoins. My holdings are scattered over different exchanges so as to increase the security.
Coinbase is not a wallet. It's simple: "If you don't own the private key you don't own your bitcoin";
If you really want to keep your coins safe, use a proper wallet for each of your coins.
Electrum for Bitcoin
Electrum-LTC for Litecoin
Electron Cash for Bitcoin Cash
MyEtherWallet for Ethereum
[1] https://blog.coinbase.com/coinbase-is-not-a-wallet-b5b9293ca0e7
If you really want to keep your coins safe, use a proper wallet for each of your coins.
Electrum for Bitcoin
Electrum-LTC for Litecoin
Electron Cash for Bitcoin Cash
MyEtherWallet for Ethereum
[1] https://blog.coinbase.com/coinbase-is-not-a-wallet-b5b9293ca0e7
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