multi-currency wallet - page 2. | Bitcointalksearch.org

Scregich

newbie

Activity: 106

Merit: 0

Quote from: ankurguta87 on May 21, 2018, 06:51:01 AM

Best combination is to use Blockchain for Bitcoin and Myetherwallet for ERC20 coins. These two will carry almost every coin in your portfolio if they are based on Ethereum. (I am not considering tokens based on NEM or Steller etc)

I dont think there is any wallet supporting each and every coin existing in crypto world. You have to use mutiple wallets for better security.

And what about EOS, DASH, STEEM, WAVES - Which wallets can hold them?

Scregich

newbie

Activity: 106

Merit: 0

Quote from: Bitcoin2018 on May 21, 2018, 07:32:24 AM

I can’t recommend using multi-currency wallets.
As a rule, they do not support tokens and you have not the opportunity to know your private key. So your crypto is not owned by you, but owned by third parties.

Why no one has yet done decentralized multi-currency wallet. Could it decide this problem?

Bitcoin2018

jr. member

Activity: 216

Merit: 3

FORK FROM ENTHUSIASTS, FOR THE COMMUNITY

I can’t recommend using multi-currency wallets.
As a rule, they do not support tokens and you have not the opportunity to know your private key. So your crypto is not owned by you, but owned by third parties.

Papilio

member

Activity: 316

Merit: 10

www.myetherwallet.com
Myetherwallet is the most popular web purse for the etherium. He must get access to your ETH addresses and ether-based tokens. At the moment it is a recognized standard for convenience, security, the size of the list of supported currencies and tokens.

ankurguta87

full member

Activity: 364

Merit: 117

Best combination is to use Blockchain for Bitcoin and Myetherwallet for ERC20 coins. These two will carry almost every coin in your portfolio if they are based on Ethereum. (I am not considering tokens based on NEM or Steller etc)

I dont think there is any wallet supporting each and every coin existing in crypto world. You have to use mutiple wallets for better security.

Skippy12

newbie

Activity: 27

Merit: 0

Quote from: frowsiter on May 21, 2018, 05:50:45 AM

Why not try the most popular wallets like MetaMask or MyEtherWallet. They support almost every other coin that comes out as ERC20 token. You should be fine with these two wallets as they does not carry your Private keys at all. You can either download the keystone file to open up your wallet or you can just have the private key to access it.

These wallet do not hold private keys so the developers can not access your funds. Put as much as you want and any supported coin that you want. All under single roof.

but i guess he's not talking about erc20 token, given the wallets that he mentioned clearly he's not on erc20 tokens.

Scregich

newbie

Activity: 106

Merit: 0

Quote from: frowsiter on May 21, 2018, 05:50:45 AM

Why not try the most popular wallets like MetaMask or MyEtherWallet. They support almost every other coin that comes out as ERC20 token. You should be fine with these two wallets as they does not carry your Private keys at all. You can either download the keystone file to open up your wallet or you can just have the private key to access it.

These wallet do not hold private keys so the developers can not access your funds. Put as much as you want and any supported coin that you want. All under single roof.

Thanks, MetaMask did not test. I'll study.

Scregich

newbie

Activity: 106

Merit: 0

Quote from: Ksenia SurruS on May 21, 2018, 05:47:22 AM

Hi! Have you tried Coinomi? It supports over 200 different tokens and coins.

coinomi have only mobile version Sad

frowsiter

sr. member

Activity: 714

Merit: 261

Why not try the most popular wallets like MetaMask or MyEtherWallet. They support almost every other coin that comes out as ERC20 token. You should be fine with these two wallets as they does not carry your Private keys at all. You can either download the keystone file to open up your wallet or you can just have the private key to access it.

These wallet do not hold private keys so the developers can not access your funds. Put as much as you want and any supported coin that you want. All under single roof.

Skippy12

newbie

Activity: 27

Merit: 0

im using coinomi too, smooth transactions and supports all of my hodl tokens.

Ksenia SurruS

newbie

Activity: 98

Merit: 0

Hi! Have you tried Coinomi? It supports over 200 different tokens and coins.

Scregich

newbie

Activity: 106

Merit: 0

Hello, I'm looking for a trustworthy multi-currency wallet. Can you suggest me any? I've tried Exodus, Jaxx, HolyTransaction, Blockchain info. But none of them were able to hold my selection of coins. So by now my only option is to keep some funds on my crypto-exchange accounts. Sad

Do you know of a wallet that is compatible with a maximum quantity of various coins?

And one more question, if you don't mind. As for as I understand, all these wallets are centralized, wich means that the developers can get access to my funds, cannot they? If so, do you know of a decentralized multi-currency wallet?

Thanks in advance!

Topic: multi-currency wallet - page 2. (Read 264 times)