Topic: What wallet do you prefer? (Read 1922 times)
Mobile wallet, Electrum with ease and certain level of convenience for me.
Electrum is my favourite. maybe because I'm used to this wallet. In terms of its fast operation, it is the main attraction for me not to move to another wallet. but somehow in the future
I have never owned or used a hardware wallet, but they look so cool, hopefully one day will get to buy them 
, for other wallets, I use trust wallet for in phone because almost every coin and chain is supported I guess? Mycelium UI for phone is cooler but it's only for two major coins at the moment I think. For desktop, atomic wallet I used to have, but hardly use it anymore. Exodus desktop wallet I love because the UI is so nice and friendly 
, for other wallets, I use trust wallet for in phone because almost every coin and chain is supported I guess? Mycelium UI for phone is cooler but it's only for two major coins at the moment I think. For desktop, atomic wallet I used to have, but hardly use it anymore. Exodus desktop wallet I love because the UI is so nice and friendly When do you connect it to your computer to access your wallet does it prompt the option to introduce your Pin?
Perhaps it is just the screen, which you could replace if you are tight on money.
Can I replace the screen by myself, without having to do service to Trezor? if possible i will take the risk to replace it myself here.
What I meant is: if you connect your Trezor to your laptop normally the wallet will show you the pop-up for you to enter your pin, if this still happens with your broken screen, then it means your device it is fine and it may need a new screen.
On the other hand, if you connect your wallet and Trezor Suite does not react or detect it at all, perhaps it is something else broken besides the screen.
I''l share some links I found so you can have an idea of the price of the screen:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/255028400642
https://www.adafruit.com/product/938
Ill also provide you a youtube video of a guy who managed to make his own trezor from scratch using similar screens:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZmv4wG6_PE
The only difficulty I see is you will have to improvise to seal off the wallet again, after the reparation.
And for God's sake, do not hire anyone to fix your wallet for you, it is dangerous.
It would be safer just to buy another one...
When do you connect it to your computer to access your wallet does it prompt the option to introduce your Pin?
Perhaps it is just the screen, which you could replace if you are tight on money.
Can I replace the screen by myself, without having to do service to Trezor? if possible i will take the risk to replace it myself here.
What I meant is: if you connect your Trezor to your laptop normally the wallet will show you the pop-up for you to enter your pin, if this still happens with your broken screen, then it means your device it is fine and it may need a new screen.
On the other hand, if you connect your wallet and Trezor Suite does not react or detect it at all, perhaps it is something else broken besides the screen.
I''l share some links I found so you can have an idea of the price of the screen:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/255028400642
https://www.adafruit.com/product/938
Ill also provide you a youtube video of a guy who managed to make his own trezor from scratch using similar screens:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZmv4wG6_PE
The only difficulty I see is you will have to improvise to seal off the wallet again, after the reparation.
And for God's sake, do not hire anyone to fix your wallet for you, it is dangerous.
It would be safer just to buy another one...
When do you connect it to your computer to access your wallet does it prompt the option to introduce your Pin?
Perhaps it is just the screen, which you could replace if you are tight on money.
Can I replace the screen by myself, without having to do service to Trezor? if possible i will take the risk to replace it myself here.
I use a paper wallet where the Bitcoin that I save is intended as my retirement fund later, and I store it in a safe box.
For trading activities I have a hardware wallet (Trezor) which I bought in 2018, but yesterday suddenly my Trezor died and I couldn't access my crypto there.
I just regret this, where my hardware wallet suddenly died.
As a consideration, paper wallets are the best choice as long as you can take care of them properly, because paper wallets are very vulnerable like paper money.
For trading activities I have a hardware wallet (Trezor) which I bought in 2018, but yesterday suddenly my Trezor died and I couldn't access my crypto there.
I just regret this, where my hardware wallet suddenly died.
As a consideration, paper wallets are the best choice as long as you can take care of them properly, because paper wallets are very vulnerable like paper money.
When do you connect it to your computer to access your wallet does it prompt the option to introduce your Pin?
Perhaps it is just the screen, which you could replace if you are tight on money.
I use a paper wallet where the Bitcoin that I save is intended as my retirement fund later, and I store it in a safe box.
For trading activities I have a hardware wallet (Trezor) which I bought in 2018, but yesterday suddenly my Trezor died and I couldn't access my crypto there.
I just regret this, where my hardware wallet suddenly died.
As a consideration, paper wallets are the best choice as long as you can take care of them properly, because paper wallets are very vulnerable like paper money.
For trading activities I have a hardware wallet (Trezor) which I bought in 2018, but yesterday suddenly my Trezor died and I couldn't access my crypto there.
I just regret this, where my hardware wallet suddenly died.
As a consideration, paper wallets are the best choice as long as you can take care of them properly, because paper wallets are very vulnerable like paper money.
Well when i started off using bitcoin, web wallets were the go to option for me but since I got to understand that if your dont control or have control of the private key then the coins are really not yours... Hence i was forced to move to mobile and desktop wallets which give you total control of your coins with access to your private keys.
Paper wallet is it, it seem to me to be the best and safest way to keep my crypto asset. So I literally don't joke with it.
It is if you use an open source, secure program to generate the keys on an air-gapped computer.
Even if you do it correctly, you have to be careful and not to spill your coffee/water on your paper-wallet.
If you are holding more than 200$ please get a Trezor or any other harware wallet, they are worth it.
Source: https://coinguides.org/paper-wallet-risks-flaws/
Paper wallet is it, it seem to me to be the best and safest way to keep my crypto asset. So I literally don't joke with it.
For security, ease of use, durability over time, there are several wallets available:
- Types of wallets
A wallet secures your coins.
The exchange is not safe, your coins are in danger, "if you don't have your keys, you don't have your bitcoins", don't trust exchanges.
If you think the exchanges are safe, I invite you to visit this thread to convince you otherwise > https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hacked-exchanges-since-2011-5090869
Never download software or updates on third-party pages.
Some of the most recognized wallets:
- Desktop
- Hardware
- Mobile
My favorite wallet, is the Bitcoin Core desktop wallet, is very easy to use and at the same time, allows you to maintain a Full Node to contribute to the Bitcoin network, in my case it works 24/7 and also because I consider it very safe.
I do not rule out buying a hardware wallet one day, but for the moment not, maybe with the answers of this thread someone manages to convince me, we will see...
>>> Go ahead, what is your favorite wallet and why?
I prefer hardware wallet's only- Types of wallets
- Paper wallet
- Web wallet
- Mobile wallet
- Desktop wallet
- Hardware wallet
A wallet secures your coins.
The exchange is not safe, your coins are in danger, "if you don't have your keys, you don't have your bitcoins", don't trust exchanges.
If you think the exchanges are safe, I invite you to visit this thread to convince you otherwise > https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hacked-exchanges-since-2011-5090869
Never download software or updates on third-party pages.
Some of the most recognized wallets:
- Desktop
- Bitcoin Core
- Electrum
- Wasabi
- Hardware
- Trezor
- Ledger
- KeepKey
- Coldcard
- Mobile
- Mycelium
- Electrum
My favorite wallet, is the Bitcoin Core desktop wallet, is very easy to use and at the same time, allows you to maintain a Full Node to contribute to the Bitcoin network, in my case it works 24/7 and also because I consider it very safe.
I do not rule out buying a hardware wallet one day, but for the moment not, maybe with the answers of this thread someone manages to convince me, we will see...
>>> Go ahead, what is your favorite wallet and why?
all other wallets can only be used according to requirements.
hardwarewallet i use ledger
eth addres use myetherwallet
btc addres electrum dekstop wallet
bsc use metamask
another use trustwalet ,safepal, lobstr(xlm wallet)
eth addres use myetherwallet
btc addres electrum dekstop wallet
bsc use metamask
another use trustwalet ,safepal, lobstr(xlm wallet)
Both desktop wallet and hardware wallet which of the wallet have the highest security level, I don't know about this wallet except this popular trust wallet and wallet we can derived from all this exchange and my mind go directly that they are the strongest place we can keep our coins.
Honestly, for now I used mobile wallet like trust wallet and Tron wallet apps in the mobile.
Aside from this matter, Nothing else unless I have Bitcoin of course I will use Electrum as my cold wallet
for it. Then most of my coin was stored at Binance exchange and Kucoin just like that.
Aside from this matter, Nothing else unless I have Bitcoin of course I will use Electrum as my cold wallet
for it. Then most of my coin was stored at Binance exchange and Kucoin just like that.
Electrum wallet no hard feelings. Very easy for me to operate that is why i prefer it for exchange.
Do you use it together with any hardware wallet?
Electrum wallet no hard feelings. Very easy for me to operate that is why i prefer it for exchange.
Blockstream Green is a simple and secure Bitcoin wallet
As attacks are made on crypto stuff in the coming months, only the most decentralized wallets will survive. These wallets can not be identified as being controlled by any identifiable group of people..... who can be leaned on by the attackers. I believe EXODUS will lose massive amounts of people in the years to come as it is not a decentralized wallet anymore....
As attacks are made on crypto stuff in the coming months, only the most decentralized wallets will survive. These wallets can not be identified as being controlled by any identifiable group of people..... who can be leaned on by the attackers. I believe EXODUS will lose massive amounts of people in the years to come as it is not a decentralized wallet anymore....
I have used Trust Wallet, it is easy to use and you are right: Binance bought it.
Binance, which is an exchange you are supposed to trust your coins, it is now the owner of a wallet you are supposed to trust as well.
It sounds appropiate, doesn't it?
Imagine trusting a wallet that's basically called Trust.
If it wasn't for Binance, I wouldn't even know it existed.
Well, I would like to share my opinion.
Best of the best!
If you're looking to get security and also have a storage for holding crypto , hardware wallet is one of the best options.
There are also paper wallets, it is an interesting alternative, but the hardwallet is more advantageous in all aspects.
DESKTOP
Better options, Electrum and Wasabi, if you don't have the purchasing power to buy hardware wallet, these two are good alternatives.
Wasabi being focused on privacy, it has the option to mix the coins to preserve user anonymity.
Electrum, on the other hand, is good, one of the things I like most about Electrum is that it can be used by an inexperienced user, but it also has several relevant features that can help from the less experienced user to a crypto specialist.
By the way, getting away from the theme, if someone wants to use a wallet for ETH (and other tokens, including ERC20) MeW is an interesting and valid choice.
MOBILE
Mycelium and Electrum, both are good, I don't advise to store huge amounts of crypto in mobile wallet, I think it's interesting you have a certain amount of Bitcoin in these wallets, because depending on the situation, it can be useful nowadays.
Best of the best!
If you're looking to get security and also have a storage for holding crypto , hardware wallet is one of the best options.
There are also paper wallets, it is an interesting alternative, but the hardwallet is more advantageous in all aspects.
DESKTOP
Better options, Electrum and Wasabi, if you don't have the purchasing power to buy hardware wallet, these two are good alternatives.
Wasabi being focused on privacy, it has the option to mix the coins to preserve user anonymity.
Electrum, on the other hand, is good, one of the things I like most about Electrum is that it can be used by an inexperienced user, but it also has several relevant features that can help from the less experienced user to a crypto specialist.
By the way, getting away from the theme, if someone wants to use a wallet for ETH (and other tokens, including ERC20) MeW is an interesting and valid choice.
MOBILE
Mycelium and Electrum, both are good, I don't advise to store huge amounts of crypto in mobile wallet, I think it's interesting you have a certain amount of Bitcoin in these wallets, because depending on the situation, it can be useful nowadays.
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