For me, I really think that using an online wallet was not that safe as using cold storage wallets or offline ones, Because of the system of that site wallets there is no certain thing as safe with hackers in online wallets, But in terms of an easy and convenient to use I'll go with online ones because of their interface it is more convenient easy to understand and has a fast transaction capability,
In my opinion, If you had a large number of coins put it on a cold storage one, and just let the small amount sits on their specific wallets you can put them.
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I would suggest any hardware wallet (nano S s my personal favorite), online wallets are not safe.
between all wallets, ETH wallets, Tron wallets, Ripple wallets, waves wallets, NEM wallets. and in your opinion, which wallet is safer, better, and easier to use for transactions?
I think all that are safe as long you keep your private key and password. In my own opinion most of us always use and want to use safe wallet but if we need to make more safe and secure we should be careful and wise especially there are many hackers. In terms of transaction they are all fast. 
I'm a rebel, i really think since there's no scandal anymore my bitcoin and altcoins are safe stored at Bittrex or Binance.
I really don't get why they would crach or get robbed.
I know people think I'm crazy but it's been two years now and it's really convenient.
Beat me?
I really don't get why they would crach or get robbed.
I know people think I'm crazy but it's been two years now and it's really convenient.
Beat me?
between all wallets, ETH wallets, Tron wallets, Ripple wallets, waves wallets, NEM wallets. and in your opinion, which wallet is safer, better, and easier to use for transactions?
Not these one. I think Hardware wallet is better than all of these wallet. 
I use Hardwallet ledger nano s, and I must say it's pretty damn secure. And security is updated regularly if they can even think of something even better security than it is now. I give to HW ledger nano s 10/10, I was never so happy and satisfied with a product, as with this wallet, even shoes won't fit my legs as this Hardwallet is fitted for my use... THANK YOU Ledger!
oh did I forgot to mention it supports most of them coins like: Bitcoin, and all other coins that came out of bitcoin, like: digibyte, dash,.... and much much more, go here to see what supports, OMG the list so big: https://www.ledger.com/pages/supported-crypto-assets
oh did I forgot to mention it supports most of them coins like: Bitcoin, and all other coins that came out of bitcoin, like: digibyte, dash,.... and much much more, go here to see what supports, OMG the list so big: https://www.ledger.com/pages/supported-crypto-assets
The same rule applies, because all coins have the same concept where you only have full control over your funds when you control your private keys.
So, with that being said, you should avoid online/exchanges wallets at all costs, web wallets as well regardless whether It's open source or not because phishing attempts are always there. Desktop wallets are the way to go but they're as safe as your computer, so if your PC is infected, expect to lose everythig.
Finally, you have a hardware wallet which is something you could never go wrong with but sadly, they don't support all the coins out there.
So, with that being said, you should avoid online/exchanges wallets at all costs, web wallets as well regardless whether It's open source or not because phishing attempts are always there. Desktop wallets are the way to go but they're as safe as your computer, so if your PC is infected, expect to lose everythig.
Finally, you have a hardware wallet which is something you could never go wrong with but sadly, they don't support all the coins out there.
between all wallets, ETH wallets, Tron wallets, Ripple wallets, waves wallets, NEM wallets. and in your opinion, which wallet is safer, better, and easier to use for transactions?
Can't compare those as all you have mentioned does have a good wallet based on my experienced. Kind of user friendly to me (Except for Tron. Didn't have an experienced using their own wallet). The interface and way of using is easy to understand. For speed of transactions, it depends on their respective network.
In terms of security, honestly it should be started to the user itself. Protecting private keys at any means, staying away from sh*t site or something simila that may lead into phishing etc. are just few of a basics things to do when dealing about wallet security.
between all wallets, ETH wallets, Tron wallets, Ripple wallets, waves wallets, NEM wallets. and in your opinion, which wallet is safer, better, and easier to use for transactions?
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