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Topic: Proper way to handle +50 different wallets (Read 141 times)

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April 24, 2018, 05:15:12 PM
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Easy mate, first of you need to have personal laptop or computer, what the use of Microsoft excel by the way?
You can arrange your wallets their from account number, private key, and combo words (since some wallet need it incase you need to reset or if you forgat your password). Then send it to your email incase your computer is reformatted or stolen then you have your back up.

First you'll be confused but as time flew you'll get over it.
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Try Tezor Hardware wallet. Your are safe from phishing and online scammers. Also support token including ERC20

You could go and start to create paper wallets or you could try to find multicoin wallets such as coinomi, exodus and jaxx for instance. Although not all of these have the support for coins you will need probably but they are somewhat good place to hold various crypto. On the other hand you have hardware wallets but they doesn't seem to support vast majority of coins. As it goes every crypto should have paper wallet maker and at lest some light wallet that you can use to send crypto. This might be the problem, but better create paper wallets, if you don't want to sync the blockchain nor keep coins on the exchanges and risk to lose them all.

The thing is that it needs to be the actual altcoin wallet, because I need to make RPC calls to them. A multicoin-wallet or paper wallet doesn't work for that sadly.
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ENTRY Cryptocurrency
Try Tezor Hardware wallet. Your are safe from phishing and online scammers. Also support token including ERC20
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You could go and start to create paper wallets or you could try to find multicoin wallets such as coinomi, exodus and jaxx for instance. Although not all of these have the support for coins you will need probably but they are somewhat good place to hold various crypto. On the other hand you have hardware wallets but they doesn't seem to support vast majority of coins. As it goes every crypto should have paper wallet maker and at lest some light wallet that you can use to send crypto. This might be the problem, but better create paper wallets, if you don't want to sync the blockchain nor keep coins on the exchanges and risk to lose them all.
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It is normal to experience conflicts through handling +50 wallets in the beginning. Maybe few days from now you can handle that very well. I suggest take care your private key, store it in the safest way that you know. In addition, you should organise everything to manage very well in just days from now.
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Honestly I am also having a problem with managing altcoins with different wallet.
My solution to that similar problem is I only invest in ETH tokens altcoins because it's easier and simpler to manage, just store it on your MEW
and your good to go for long term hold.
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Hello guys.

I need to find a proper way to handle +50 wallets from different altcoins. Basically I'll be making RPC calls to those wallets, retrieving data.

I'm not sure what's the best way to proceed.

Should I simply run the wallets or they'll conflict?

Maybe split it up in three servers of 15 (aprox) wallets each and another server to centralise the data?

Any recommendation?

Thank guys!
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