This is helpful! I've been looking for an opensource multi wallet since then. I downloaded the app and it looks great. This might be my main wallet since I have multiple coins and want it to be organized in one opensource software.
Great!in fact, Hodler wallet is the only opensource multiwallet available. I just recently used it and actually see no problem with it so far. I heard that they are planning to add more coins soon. I feel more secure using this wallet, I previously using electrum but It can only hold Bitcoin, so its good that Hodler came in. 
Topic: POINTS TO CONSIDER WHEN CHOOSING A WALLET (Read 336 times)
This is helpful! I've been looking for an opensource multi wallet since then. I downloaded the app and it looks great. This might be my main wallet since I have multiple coins and want it to be organized in one opensource software.
good information
nevertheless most of coin has only 1 official wallet (like ICX) so we have no choice
but in terms of holding top coins you should consider buying a hardware wallet tho
Ledger abd trezor will fit especially if we just want to store and save them for long. It will secure our assets jusr maje sure to keep it well nevertheless most of coin has only 1 official wallet (like ICX) so we have no choice
but in terms of holding top coins you should consider buying a hardware wallet tho
True, hardware wallet would always be the safest way to hold fund. I've heard that HODLER.tech will also launch their own hardware wallet with even more kind of coin available to store. Aside from their hardware wallet, I find their open source wallet software great. Since its the only fully open source wallet, I find it impressive. It assures me that I have the full control over my funds and their wallet offers features not every kind of wallet offers.
good information
nevertheless most of coin has only 1 official wallet (like ICX) so we have no choice
but in terms of holding top coins you should consider buying a hardware wallet tho
Ledger abd trezor will fit especially if we just want to store and save them for long. It will secure our assets jusr maje sure to keep it well nevertheless most of coin has only 1 official wallet (like ICX) so we have no choice
but in terms of holding top coins you should consider buying a hardware wallet tho
Thanks for the info. I hope it will help a lot of newbies to choose the right wallet. But if you are careful with your private key, you can use the simple MEW. It is a great and very comfortable wallet. You can also buy a Ledger if you want to be more safe.
There is no denying that my etherwallet is a good wallet since it offers the ability to hold multiple kind of token making a wallet more simple and userfriendly. Though it is a multiple token wallet, it can't still hold other kind of coin which require user to have multiple kind of wallet. There were wallets like Hodler wallet that can hold multiple kind of coins and Erc20 token, this wallet could also offer same security Myether wallet can offer. Coins such as BCH, BTC, LTC and the like can be hold all at the same time, making user have the ease of using the wallet.
Thanks for the info. I hope it will help a lot of newbies to choose the right wallet. But if you are careful with your private key, you can use the simple MEW. It is a great and very comfortable wallet. You can also buy a Ledger if you want to be more safe.
There is no denying that my etherwallet is a good wallet since it offers the ability to hold multiple kind of token making a wallet more simple and userfriendly. Though it is a multiple token wallet, it can't still hold other kind of coin which require user to have multiple kind of wallet. There were wallets like Hodler wallet that can hold multiple kind of coins and Erc20 token, this wallet could also offer same security Myether wallet can offer. Coins such as BCH, BTC, LTC and the like can be hold all at the same time, making user have the ease of using the wallet.
I have seen an ICO project which is gymledger that is open for swap in eosex exchange wallet.
Anyway, there is a good point there in choosing a wallet. But, some of the wallets are not secure and we have some news lately about exchange wallet being hi jacked. This means that the wallets were vulnerable and I have only my belief of a secure digital wallet when it had its proven and worth it like metamask and MEW for ERC20 tokens. I am new in cryptocurrency but the wallets I have mention were really good.
Still I have to consider new wallets. I will going to conduct some research and possibly will going to try also creating a digital wallet. I think it will be worth it.
Anyway, there is a good point there in choosing a wallet. But, some of the wallets are not secure and we have some news lately about exchange wallet being hi jacked. This means that the wallets were vulnerable and I have only my belief of a secure digital wallet when it had its proven and worth it like metamask and MEW for ERC20 tokens. I am new in cryptocurrency but the wallets I have mention were really good.
Still I have to consider new wallets. I will going to conduct some research and possibly will going to try also creating a digital wallet. I think it will be worth it.
You cant really just easily trust any wallet nowadays. I've heard that trust wallet was recently found out to be using a security audit by a fake company and they market themselves as open source while in reality they have just pieces of old code on github and the android version is fully closed source (they even deleted their btalk thread when it was brought up). This time, I'm now looking at the continuous of the only open source multiwallet available. They have a really great project, it is really a helpful wallet specially for us holders. You can check out their link and see for yourself if it is worth tge try: https://hodler.tech
good information
nevertheless most of coin has only 1 official wallet (like ICX) so we have no choice
but in terms of holding top coins you should consider buying a hardware wallet tho
nevertheless most of coin has only 1 official wallet (like ICX) so we have no choice
but in terms of holding top coins you should consider buying a hardware wallet tho
- How long you are going to store in your wallet?
- How much the coins will be stored?
- multiple coins or one particular coins
- Ready to spend $100 for hardware wallets?
If I choose the wallet I plan to store my crypto there for a long time. I do not want to get used to one and then choose it on another.
As much as I have
it must be a multycurrency wallet
Don't think I wanna spend $100
I have seen an ICO project which is gymledger that is open for swap in eosex exchange wallet.
Anyway, there is a good point there in choosing a wallet. But, some of the wallets are not secure and we have some news lately about exchange wallet being hi jacked. This means that the wallets were vulnerable and I have only my belief of a secure digital wallet when it had its proven and worth it like metamask and MEW for ERC20 tokens. I am new in cryptocurrency but the wallets I have mention were really good.
Still I have to consider new wallets. I will going to conduct some research and possibly will going to try also creating a digital wallet. I think it will be worth it.
Anyway, there is a good point there in choosing a wallet. But, some of the wallets are not secure and we have some news lately about exchange wallet being hi jacked. This means that the wallets were vulnerable and I have only my belief of a secure digital wallet when it had its proven and worth it like metamask and MEW for ERC20 tokens. I am new in cryptocurrency but the wallets I have mention were really good.
Still I have to consider new wallets. I will going to conduct some research and possibly will going to try also creating a digital wallet. I think it will be worth it.
- How long you are going to store in your wallet?
- How much the coins will be stored?
- multiple coins or one particular coins
- Ready to spend $100 for hardware wallets?
Those points are good to consider but we have different views on how to choose a wallet. I'd rather go with the wallet that is being use by the community and has proven its reputation on how they are good for securing and maintaining the wallet itself.
All in all its about on how they handle and improve their security after being caught something is vulnerable. In data security, its the most expensive part of the system and that's why these hardware wallets cost up to $100. I'm welcoming new wallets that can prove themselves like the one you endorsed.
All in all its about on how they handle and improve their security after being caught something is vulnerable. In data security, its the most expensive part of the system and that's why these hardware wallets cost up to $100. I'm welcoming new wallets that can prove themselves like the one you endorsed.
Security for the wallet is really important, but as we know, software-based wallets are vulnerable. So most important is to use a hardware-based wallet
in addition to the above mentioned ease of accessing the wallet as supported by the android application is the most supportive thing because we can see and control our assets everywhere
Security and accessibility, it should have 2FA for authenticity as well can be access anywhere, much better if it offers more features like as payment too. 
Everybody will agree security is the paramount, but guys,,, why is no one saying what this means? For me #1 wallet security issue is simple. It lets me use my own private keys and never stores it anywhere. Yes, this means if I lose it forever, nobody can help me. But that is the whole point of cryptocurrency is it not? I do not care for other features. Private keys is mine only.
You dont care on other wallet features? like GUI, Fees, Active devs. You are just basically talking to one stuff.in addition to the above mentioned ease of accessing the wallet as supported by the android application is the most supportive thing because we can see and control our assets everywhere
Its a must and i do prefer on having a mobile application yet most people nowadays do have their mobile phones which even if we are away from our pc we can ableto check out our assets conveniently.
in addition to the above mentioned ease of accessing the wallet as supported by the android application is the most supportive thing because we can see and control our assets everywhere
Everybody will agree security is the paramount, but guys,,, why is no one saying what this means? For me #1 wallet security issue is simple. It lets me use my own private keys and never stores it anywhere. Yes, this means if I lose it forever, nobody can help me. But that is the whole point of cryptocurrency is it not? I do not care for other features. Private keys is mine only.
Thanks for the info. I hope it will help a lot of newbies to choose the right wallet. But if you are careful with your private key, you can use the simple MEW. It is a great and very comfortable wallet. You can also buy a Ledger if you want to be more safe.
There is no denying that my etherwallet is a good wallet since it offers the ability to hold multiple kind of token making a wallet more simple and userfriendly. Though it is a multiple token wallet, it can't still hold other kind of coin which require user to have multiple kind of wallet. There were wallets like Hodler wallet that can hold multiple kind of coins and Erc20 token, this wallet could also offer same security Myether wallet can offer. Coins such as BCH, BTC, LTC and the like can be hold all at the same time, making user have the ease of using the wallet.
It goes without saying that the safest wallet is hardware wallet. It cost 100$ or less which might also expensive depending on each person view but it's better safe than sorry.
The most important factor when choosing a wallet is security. Then I look at ease of use and convenience. Used MEW, but it was hacked, and I was disappointed.
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