Topic: Wallets for altcoins - page 10. (Read 8294 times)
Well, you can add a big variety of altcoins on Edge for android, and it offers the advantage of having all your coins along bitcoin, giving you a total balance in USD if you want.
Myetherwallet and metamask are great wallet to keep ethereum coins, I am utilizing myetherwallet, it is extremely easy to utilize and secure also.You ought to recall forget the private key and dont share private key with anybody, generally keep your private key safe place, parcel of phishing messages will get from myetherwallet address name , dont click and be protected dependably Don't care for any of them, yet in the event that I need to utilize one, I will pick Matemask. It's less demanding for me, yet at the same time don't recollect that I had utilized not both at same time. Try not to have such a great amount of exp with ETH.
Personally I am satisfied with Ethereum wallet desktop version. Very convenient for me
For altcoins I use the Etherium wallet. It show you which new coins you can trade on the market now. And it is so usefull.
you can try KCASH for android, I think this app is easy and simple. and you can restore your wallet to the new app if something happens like if your phone got crashed etc. you just have to store the phase phrase carefully
as the use on casuals to work on expending limit of balance as possessing spares on funds with authorization clients to define of one as best to match as might to gives with ease on occupation to helps with tasks of daily tasks on accounting.
I thought about buying Ladger for a long time, but as soon as I was robbed for the second time, I immediately acquired a hard wallet! Do not make such mistakes!
What wallets should i use for altcoins? Bought some LTC not sure what's better
I will suggest you use myetherwallet because it is very reliable safe and secure as long as you can keep your private key very safe. You can also use a hardware wallet to store it for long term because it will be very safe in there.
The MyEtherWallet can contain the greater part of the airdrop and abundance coin, in light of the fact that these coin are fundamentally in view of etherum's ERC-20 stage. In any case, there are a few kinds of coin that are required on discrete wallets, for instance BTC utilize Blockchain wallet, Dogecoin utilize DOGE wallet, LTC utilize Litecoin wallet...
Im confused why people would say using Myetherwallet to stock LTC,LOL. You can check out the official website of Litecoin (https://litecoin.org/), where a variety of Litecoin downloads are available.
i guess that theyre just outrightly giving recommendation without even knowing what the coin is lol. for free alternative thats convenient enough it's jaxx i guess but i'd recommend hardware wallet instead many of them are supporting many varieties of altcoin including litecoin and not limited to ethereum blockchain
There are many wallets in this market to store your altcoins but hardware wallet is the best wallet to store your altcoins. I am using Trazor hardware wallet to kept my coins safe. As per my opinion trazor is best hardware wallet.
Im confused why people would say using Myetherwallet to stock LTC,LOL. You can check out the official website of Litecoin (https://litecoin.org/), where a variety of Litecoin downloads are available.
What wallets should i use for altcoins? Bought some LTC not sure what's better
recently i've been using satowallet. i use it in my android phone. what's good about this wallet is that it does staking for you. but the down side is that you do not control the wallet as you are not provided with the private key for each address in the wallet. try it for yourself, deposit few amounts at first to try this wallet.
For litecoin you should use the official wallet or maybe trezor or ledger if you want better security, a lot of people recommend mrw clearly doesn't even read the op as he asked for a wallet for litecoin not erc 20 token. I don't like litecoin so i don't know a lot about it but you can use electrum as there's litecoin version.
I think the most commonly used wallet is myetherwallet. Because the wallet is the easiest wallet to use. And I think it's safe enough if you use it carefully. You can also use a ledger wallet to store your altcoins. Choose what you think is easy and safe. I suggest you use ledger.
I also used myetherwallet and thought it was save, then there was a hack and many users lost everything. Then I decided to play it safe from now on and moved everything into a nano ledger wallet. It's quite unhandy though, I prefered the carefree times...
What wallets should i use for altcoins? Bought some LTC not sure what's better
I think you could try these wallets:- MEW
TREZOR
These coins are the very reliable for the long term in my opinion.
Most recently, I started using the wallet Cryptonator. And, frankly, this wallet I really liked! First of all, its convenience and the number of various crypto-currencies. I'm so used to it that I no longer want to use any other wallets!
For covering all those ethereum tokens, myetherwallet or its better variant mycrypto are the best. For other coins, there are plenty of wallets like Exodus, JAXX, coinomi and official coin wallets for some.
The most solid and safe is the crypto coin downloaded from the official webpage of the cryptonyms, for instance, the online wallet for the MyEtherWallet Ethereum. Be that as it may, such wallets typically bolster just a single rule, which isn't extremely helpful. I think coinomi, shafeshift, myetherwallet regard store our altcoins I think. Since more often than not MEW was being utilized by the members each time they participated in the abundance crusades of the ico ventures.
Myetherwallet still the best form me to have.
as long as you keep your private keys in a safe place and not sharing it to anyone specially online MEW will still the best.
it will have all of the ERC-20 tokens in just one wallet.
as long as you keep your private keys in a safe place and not sharing it to anyone specially online MEW will still the best.
it will have all of the ERC-20 tokens in just one wallet.
Jump to: