if you are looking for mobile wallet which supports multi coins, try coinomi
it supports BTC, LTC, ETH and many other altcoins and most major tokens
it's an HD wallet (BIP44) easily backupable, it has also a built-in coin exchange and a lot more features
pretty easy to use and importantly you don't need to download whole blockchain for any coin you have
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I recommend that you use exodus, it is a simple wallet and very comfortable to use. It offers several currencies and is always being updated. Of course most are tokens based on ethereum but to start is a very good option
as a noob myself who has tried a dozen or so wallets over the last week, jaxx and coinomi are both nice.
Which wallet would you say is the easiest to use ?
Asking the same question here! I don't have a wallet yet. Can you suggest which is the best and the easiest wallet to use? thanks in advance.
MyEtherwallet(MEW) is best for Etherium and Eth based tokesn(ERC20 tokens.) I use blockchain.info and coinbase for Bitcoins. Hardware wallet is the most safest wallet.
for a beginner bellow wallets, I recomed,
NEO and NEO based token: NEON wallte
ETH and ERC20: MEW
Bitcoin: coinbase or blochain.info
for a beginner bellow wallets, I recomed,
NEO and NEO based token: NEON wallte
ETH and ERC20: MEW
Bitcoin: coinbase or blochain.info
Which wallet would you say is the easiest to use ?
This is a very subjective question, and really depends on the individual.
We created a "Cryptopedia" which goes into detail of different wallets and their advantages/disadvantages.
https://midcrypto.com/pages/cryptopedia
Thanks a lot for information here everyone.
For me as a beginner my friends advice is Myetherwallet for Erc20 tokens.Easy to used,safe and secured and mobile friendly.
For ERC20: Myetherwallet + Nano Ledger S
For Neo tokens: Neon wallet
For Neo tokens: Neon wallet
I think for bitcoin the easiest wallet to use is a coinbase wallet and for ethereum the easiest wallet to use is a myetherwallet
Coinpayments has many coins that you can hold on it. But depends about your wishes which one you want to buy
question: is there also some kind of a program where you can manage all your wallets? Like an overvieuw?
I want to buy some coins this weekend, so I try to get as many information before I start buying.
I want to buy some coins this weekend, so I try to get as many information before I start buying.
Surprising how many people are recommending Myetherwallet after the breach. If you do end up using MEW make sure to install cryptonite as an anti-phishing tool!! Don't be another statistic.
For a beginner go with any popular online wallet, for a more secure way lookup for a ledger.
I sometimes use an online wallet for amounts under $100. But make no mistake, you are taking a risk. Anything less than complete and exclusive control of your private keys is a risk. Unless they are a legally licensed business you have zero recourse if they screw up and lose your money or if they just decide to keep it.
My advice is to start thinking like a big boy and download the entire chain with an established wallet. Farming out your responsibility to do security is a very bad idea in bitcoin. Bitcoin is by far the safest, fastest, and cheapest way to transfer money around the world. Buy you have to learn how to do it yourself to get that level of security.
Bitcoin Core is what I recommend.
Learning great post here 
mYETHERWALLET IS A GOOD WALLET FOR BEGGINERS
For a beginner go with any popular online wallet, for a more secure way lookup for a ledger.
Which wallet would you say is the easiest to use ?
Which coins you want to store in a wallet? What type of wallet do you prefer? Hardware wallet, software wallet, web wallet?
There is no universal wallet that supports absolutely all coins out there.
Since people who are beginning want simplicity and those usually are the ones with a gui interface.
So those ones are either exodus or jaxx.
If you get past those or do not like them for some reason or another (some people say the ability to not be able to change your transaction fees turns them off) then you can use electrum.
It is a tried a true wallet that gives the user flexibility in what you are able to do with your sending of your bitcoin.
So those ones are either exodus or jaxx.
If you get past those or do not like them for some reason or another (some people say the ability to not be able to change your transaction fees turns them off) then you can use electrum.
It is a tried a true wallet that gives the user flexibility in what you are able to do with your sending of your bitcoin.
If you are talking about bitcoin,eth, bch I say blockchain is good wallet for new beginner.
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