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Rikafip

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Quote from: mk4 on April 04, 2022, 04:24:03 AM

Buy a reputable hardware wallet, preferably from the original source(not on Amazon, eBay, etc).

Given my experience (Ledger leaked data) last time I ordered hardware wallet directly from the source, I think that I will avoid doing that again. But as you said, eBay and similar platforms are much worse.

@OP 2nd best choice (if you don't wanna spend money on hardware wallet) would be to use few separate open source wallets to keep your crypto. I know it's not the most convenient way and is the reason why multicurrency wallets are so popular, which then makes them target to all kinds of attacks. Now you just have to decide what's higher on your list of priorities, safety or conveniency.

pakhitheboss

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There are couple of multi cryptocurrency wallet that I have used. The first one is trust wallet as it is mobile based wallet I only use it to access BSC DEX and for transaction purpose. Guarda and Atomic wallet do have desktop version so of you want to hodl your crypto assets for a few months then you can use either of them. For long term hodling hardware wallets are the best.

Pmalek

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I can only agree with mk4. If you have multiple coins or plan to purchase some, storing the private keys on a hardware wallet is the way to go.
Alternatively, you can use multi-currency wallets such as Trust Wallet or Coinomi. You should know that multi-currency wallets are all closed-source and most of them have had their share of bugs, vulnerabilities, attacks, etc. I wouldn't call such wallets a great or even a good choice.

Their advantage is that they allow you to store many coins at the same time, and they are non-custodial. The disadvantage is that you really don't know if they are because no one can verify it. It still beats keeping coins on centralized exchanges that have also seen bad days and various types of hacks. Not to mention KYC demands or freezing user funds for various reasons.

mk4

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Buy a reputable hardware wallet, preferably from the original source(not on Amazon, eBay, etc).

Ledger: https://ledger.com/
Trezor: https://trezor.io/

techdata

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Hello everyone, I am new to this forum but did some bounties before in Telegram and facebook.
Since the past few years I've saved and received token in MEW wallet (like a portion of ETH i purchased and other tokens)

Now I want to save some BTC,ETH,LTC, USDT TRC20.
But I am not sure which wallet to choose from, I don't want to put them in an exchange. Looking for something like MEW which is safe and can be accessed anytime and I can move and transfer my coins.

Kindly let me know which should be the best for me.

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