Topic: Trusted Cryptocurrency Wallet LINKS (Read 886 times)
Even though there is a sense of security in these wallets, I am a huge fan of the offline wallets because the person holding the offline wallet is solely responsible for his actions. Yes, it is true that physical security is also needed while maintaining the funds in offline wallets like a paper wallet or hardware wallet. However, as a beginner, web wallet is easier to use and understand how Bitcoin works but holding more than 5% of total funds on any web wallet or exchange is not recommended unless needed.
Not in the google and cryptocurrency is legitimate you just read before you click the links because maybe you become scam and get a virus. Its good to check the information about you wants wallet before you click because that is for the sake of your coins, don't trust easily because maybe in the end you regrets.
Thank you for sharing this useful information with everyone.
yes sure more links to come
Thank you for sharing this useful information with everyone.
SINCE I SEE many of users getting scammed, due to phishing sites. i will list trusted sites in this thread.
PLEASE Click Links Directly, DON't GOOGLE you may click ads and go to wrong sites .
BTC :
BCC/BCH ( BITCOIN CASH ) :
ETH (Ethereum) :
XMR (Monero) :
LTC (Litecoin) :
SIA (SiaCoin) :
Also, some multicurrency wallets :
Exodus (Windows, Linux, Mac) :
https://www.exodus.io/releases/
Jaxx (Windows, Linux, Mac, Android) :
https://jaxx.io/support.html
Coinomi (Android) :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coinomi.wallet
WILL UPDATE MORE SOON
Thank you for posting like this here. It helps a lot especially to those people who were already scam and also to prevent other people from being scam by other people. PLEASE Click Links Directly, DON't GOOGLE you may click ads and go to wrong sites .
BTC :
Code:
https://electrum.org
https://blockchain.info/wallet/#/
https://www.coinbase.com/
https://wallet.btc.com/
https://blockchain.info/wallet/#/
https://www.coinbase.com/
https://wallet.btc.com/
BCC/BCH ( BITCOIN CASH ) :
Code:
http://www.electroncash.org/
ETH (Ethereum) :
Code:
https://github.com/ethereum/mist/releases
XMR (Monero) :
Code:
https://getmonero.org/downloads/
LTC (Litecoin) :
Code:
https://litecoin.org
SIA (SiaCoin) :
Code:
http://sia.tech/apps/
Also, some multicurrency wallets :
Exodus (Windows, Linux, Mac) :
https://www.exodus.io/releases/
Jaxx (Windows, Linux, Mac, Android) :
https://jaxx.io/support.html
Coinomi (Android) :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coinomi.wallet
WILL UPDATE MORE SOON
Thanks for sharing us
SINCE I SEE many of users getting scammed, due to phishing sites
Good work OP and just in case others do not bookmarks this thread they could use Google search by adding bitcointalk to the search to get a clean result with legit links, this method as worked well for me and I know others could benefit from it to....
How to use, for example. "ABCD coin" you simply Google search "ABCD coin bitcointalk" and results will show announcement thread and other threads and if a scam thread appears you could visit the thread to know the latest happenings.
This is what I use wallet and very high of my trusted rate here. I've been using it for a while and I have no problem here. Its features are also great because you can buy different types of altcoins here that are supported by their wallet. So it's trusted and I recommend it to my friends.
Or, do like I did : render the link non clickable and easily verifiable by putting it between [ code ] [ /code ] tags
Code:
http://www.thelink.org
Copy / paste-ing a link in the browser address bar is not so difficult...okay i will do that
As long as you make sure that you're clicking on a proper link once you Google something you should be fine.
That is the problem. Not only do scam links appear "proper", but people also tend to click on the first link on the page. The first links are generally ads, so scammers buy ads containing their scam links.
Or, do like I did : render the link non clickable and easily verifiable by putting it between [ code ] [ /code ] tags
Code:
http://www.thelink.org
Copy / paste-ing a link in the browser address bar is not so difficult... I don't see the purpose of telling them not to Google The links. As long as you make sure that you're clicking on a proper link once you Google something you should be fine. Now the one thing with this there that you going to have to look out for, is the original announcement seems to have valid links, but people could sneak in there quickly and put it invalid ones. If there was a way to close the thread that reopen it so that only the original poster was the one adding links to it that would be awesome.
What about this, how about you set up a Google Document, add to list to there and then include that link in the original posting. Then you have exclusive control over the Google Document and can update that as you see fit, while everyone else can see it. I think this is the best option in this situation.
I don't see the purpose of telling them not to Google The links. As long as you make sure that you're clicking on a proper link once you Google something you should be fine. Now the one thing with this there that you going to have to look out for, is the original announcement seems to have valid links, but people could sneak in there quickly and put it invalid ones. If there was a way to close the thread that reopen it so that only the original poster was the one adding links to it that would be awesome.
If you avoid the sponsored links at the top you are already 90% of the way to not clicking the malicious links.
Anybody blindly clicking the first normal hit should deserve a slap in the face too.
yes but people use Internet Explorer Anybody blindly clicking the first normal hit should deserve a slap in the face too.
If you avoid the sponsored links at the top you are already 90% of the way to not clicking the malicious links.
Anybody blindly clicking the first normal hit should deserve a slap in the face too.
Anybody blindly clicking the first normal hit should deserve a slap in the face too.
I don't want to sound like I know everything, but I'm working in IT/web. First result in a google search is not everytime the legitimate website. There are many black SEO ways to appear on top of a google search, especially when the legitimate website is a new one (= new altcoin). IMO a stickied post like this is way more trustable than a google search.thx for youre threads
Hi, this is a great idea. Here is my contribution :
ETH (Ethereum) :
XMR (Monero) :
LTC (Litecoin) :
SIA (SiaCoin) :
Also, some multicurrency wallets :
Exodus (Windows, Linux, Mac) :
Jaxx (Windows, Linux, Mac, Android) :
Coinomi (Android) :
ETH (Ethereum) :
Code:
https://github.com/ethereum/mist/releases
XMR (Monero) :
Code:
https://getmonero.org/downloads/
LTC (Litecoin) :
Code:
https://litecoin.org/
SIA (SiaCoin) :
Code:
http://sia.tech/apps/
Also, some multicurrency wallets :
Exodus (Windows, Linux, Mac) :
Code:
https://www.exodus.io/releases/
Jaxx (Windows, Linux, Mac, Android) :
Code:
https://jaxx.io/support.html
Coinomi (Android) :
Code:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coinomi.wallet
thanks added !
Hey man this is a really good idea to protect people from clicking fake websites that will only scam people. Good work. 
thanks bro i will add more
I don't want this usefull (and interesting) topic to go down, so :
NLG (Gulden) :
WAVES (Waves) :
NLG (Gulden) :
Code:
https://gulden.com/download
WAVES (Waves) :
Code:
https://wavesplatform.com/downloads.html
Hey man this is a really good idea to protect people from clicking fake websites that will only scam people. Good work.
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