What hardware wallet supports important altcoins?

GekkoTrade

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Quote from: Chefironside on October 24, 2017, 11:37:09 AM

on the nano s you can save only 4 -5 wallets. then the stick is full. If you want to make a new token you must first delete another
this should be noted

This really true? Learned something new today!
But in my case, im only putting my long term hold coins on the hardware wallet, so for me thats enough, but still, good point!

Chefironside

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on the nano s you can save only 4 -5 wallets. then the stick is full. If you want to make a new token you must first delete another
this should be noted

tyuner4

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IMO, Ledger is a better choice since it support more coins and fast in adding new coins. The Neo wallet integration is successful and pending approval in the following post, the possibility to add Neo is high.

https://www.reddit.com/r/NEO/comments/6zs0sv/neo_ledger_nano_s_integration_successful/

PPleaseman

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Ledger Nano should get UBQ soon, i read that they are working on NEO in Ledger Nano. You cand find this information easy. Hardware wallet is worth the money, peaceful sleep Wink

Edit: dont know keepkey
Cheers

GekkoTrade

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Hello,

So we got 3 main hardware wallets:

Ledger nano S / Ledger blue
Trezor
Keepkey

Since they all are decent wallets. Aesthetic wise keepkey wins hands down.
So I would buy the keepkey if all 3 would support the same coins currently and futurewise.

But that is not the case:
Since gathering information on that isnt easy, Im asking you guys the question.

The ledger nano s wins easily with the supported amount of coin (Wich is the most important thing for me)
But, the keepkey is more easy to use, looks and feels more premium. So I would straight off go for that one IF it would support more coins in the short term future.

In my case, supporting NEO is a big buy reason, I heard ledger is ready to support NEO, is this actually true?

Is keepkey a solid option, meaning will keepkey widen its support for altcoins rapidly?

The choice is either keepkey or ledger.
I need some opinions.

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