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Quote from: Johannson on April 23, 2018, 10:57:22 PM

Which kind of wallet do you recommend? hardware based or software based?

for bitcoin, try blockchain.info, it is a web wallet i think. but my most recommendation is use the hardwallet.
it is most safe wallet because you have full control of it, and it is only you, very safe.

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Quote from: Johannson on April 23, 2018, 10:57:22 PM

Which kind of wallet do you recommend? hardware based or software based?

I advise you to use Hardware wallet like Ledger etc.
sometimes Online wallet software is very vulnerable attacked by hackers.

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Quote from: Johannson on April 23, 2018, 10:57:22 PM

Which kind of wallet do you recommend? hardware based or software based?

Well lots of us or should i say over a 60 percent i guess here on the forum using mew or myetherwallet , so i recommended it too , it's easier to use and safe and hundred percent safe. And I recommend hardware based than software , but then again all are safe and trusted.

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Quote from: Johannson on April 23, 2018, 10:57:22 PM

Which kind of wallet do you recommend? hardware based or software based?

There are so many bitcoin wallets that you can use.I am using coins.ph as my bitcoin wallet.In coins.ph I am able to make my money so very productive I can send load from coins.ph to my mobile phone and gain ten percent of the money that I loaded.

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Quote from: Johannson on April 23, 2018, 10:57:22 PM

Which kind of wallet do you recommend? hardware based or software based?

I am using myetherwallet, Some may tell myetherwallet has been hacked, but for me it working fine, from first day onwards i am using this, I never seen any difficulties. But do not share you private key anywhere.

missycoin

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That's a really good question. Wallets are changing from time to time and it is very important to keep eyes on new trends.

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I am a great fan of offline wallets and thus I would recommend hardware wallet. I am using Trezor since last few months and also using paper wallets as well as web wallets too. The major funds are kept in a secure paper wallet with multiple backup copies stored in a secure environment and Trezor wallet for liquid funds and web wallets for extreme liquidity but I never keep more than 5% funds on any web wallet/exchange. As far as my experience is concerned, I would be happy to recommend hardware wallet.

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Quote from: Johannson on April 23, 2018, 10:57:22 PM

Which kind of wallet do you recommend? hardware based or software based?

Many users here in forum used myether wallet because its really easy to used and you can put any alternative token in that wallet and they have a strong safety for every user.

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Quote from: LAHARMANIA on April 25, 2018, 08:22:31 AM

please his opinion! what if one wallet in use two BTC account? may not? no danger?

if you're only storing btc then one wallet is fine no matter if you have bought btc from multiple exchange sites. Usually people have more than one wallet when they begin investing in altcoins as many altcoins require their own wallet. In any case you could also just invest in a multi-currency wallet and consolidate. Software multi-currency wallets include jaxx or coinomi. Hardware wallets like nano-s also support a variety of altcoins.

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Hardware wallet is always better than software. You can store your assets without any problems and don’t worry about security. But you also must be attentive because hackers are looking for new ways how to stole private keys and money.

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Quote from: Johannson on April 23, 2018, 10:57:22 PM

Which kind of wallet do you recommend? hardware based or software based?

Usualy and highly recomended by most bitcoin user is a hardware wallet because its more safe and secure to store your bitcoin offline. I never been try this before but most of them recomend this and i was planing to do the same too in the future.
Second in online wallet for bitcoin i recommend you to store your bitcoin blockchain.info app wallets it is safe and you can generate and hold your own private keys.

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I always recommend you to use a hardware wallet. Because Hardware wallets are by far more secure than a software wallet. They require you to confirm transactions with physically pressing buttons. But you can use the Myetherwallet also. I think it will keep you safe from hackers. It is also user friendly and I use it.

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Quote from: Johannson on April 23, 2018, 10:57:22 PM

Which kind of wallet do you recommend? hardware based or software based?

i like hardwallet. it is more safer than common wallet.
if you are a professional trader or investor, i recommend you to using hardwallet for better security.

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please his opinion! what if one wallet in use two BTC account? may not? no danger?

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after the new broke out yesterday I am even too scared to login. :/

Quote from: rushel22 on April 25, 2018, 03:58:28 AM

Quote from: Johannson on April 23, 2018, 10:57:22 PM

Which kind of wallet do you recommend? hardware based or software based?

Honestly I want to recommend MyEtherwallet because this is my usage since the beginning until now but theres a report that the hackers already spread by getting tokens to us.I hope MyEtherwallet system will fixed this as soon as possible.

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Quote from: rollingstorm45 on April 24, 2018, 08:56:57 PM

If you prioritize security, then the answer is wallet hardware, because the wallet can be removed from the internet connection
but if you put simple in use, then the answer is the wallet software

Any wallet 'can be removed from the internet'. A wallet itself is just a (either hardware- or software-) manager for your private-/public- keypairs.
An internet connection is (only) necessary if you want to broadcast your transaction (relay it to other nodes).

Software wallets are not simplier in use. This completely depends on the User interface.
The UI of electrum (software wallet) can be kind of irritating for new user, where the UI of the nano s (hardware wallet) application seems pretty 'clear' and 'intuitive'.

Quote from: margarita_free on April 25, 2018, 03:19:25 AM

Yep, for example, i would like to hold my BTC in wallet.
What example of hard wallet you can recommend?

Didn't bother to read the first reply?

Quote from: bob123 on April 24, 2018, 01:59:33 AM

The most reputable hardware wallets are made by Ledger and Trezor.

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Quote from: Johannson on April 23, 2018, 10:57:22 PM

Which kind of wallet do you recommend? hardware based or software based?

Honestly I want to recommend MyEtherwallet because this is my usage since the beginning until now but theres a report that the hackers already spread by getting tokens to us.I hope MyEtherwallet system will fixed this as soon as possible.

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Quote from: Johannson on April 23, 2018, 10:57:22 PM

Which kind of wallet do you recommend? hardware based or software based?

I usually put ETH in imtoken.

BTC in Bitbill.

The new Bitbill is supporting BTC at the same time. The ETH and ERC20 coin and other currencies and multiple accounts, the design is also very cool, so I am also ready to try.

loismanny88

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Register for the ethos wallet...they claim to be universal and offering cold storage. I personally use Trezor...it's easy to use and very secure because private keys never leave your trezor.

Celynlim

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Decentralised wallets are usually the better ones. I like those multi-currency wallets that can be used even in daily transactions. Is there any to recommend as well?

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