Topic: What wallets do you use? - page 102. (Read 53835 times)
Bitcoin Core, since why not. It does not actually price me something to have the entire blockchain downloaded and it supports the community.Additionally I don't trust any onlinewallets and haven't purchased a hardware wallet however.One more resolution I use (not for me but for a neighborhood I am part of and in charge of storing our resources) I have got a reside USB with tailOS, which has electrum mounted.
I use 3 wallets, Coins.pH,coinbase and myether, coins.pH is for cash out, this is my favorite wallet,the apps is easy to use, you can pay your bills,buy loads etc. and its very trusted, I only use coinbase for transferring my btc to exchanger, and myether for my token.
It all is dependent on your choice. For me Im utilizing coins.ph to acquire bitcoin using fiat money and to shop it briefly making use of mycelium. For chilly storage and big amounts im employing my Ledger Nano S.Its harmony of usefulness of getting mobile and security. I favor basic safety initial.
MEW and blockchain.info primarily. I also have a btc.com one for BCH and some in coinbase, but that's just temporary.
I use offline paper wallets when supported by the coin. Otherwise other offline solutions. I don't want to use any online solution feel a little scared by that idea with a lot of hacking going on.
Are these wallets multi-currency or not?
The ETH Paper Wallets support ETH and ECR 20 Tokens. I haven't found a paper wallet that stores multiple currencies though.
I use offline paper wallets when supported by the coin. Otherwise other offline solutions. I don't want to use any online solution feel a little scared by that idea with a lot of hacking going on.
Are these wallets multi-currency or not?
I use the Electrum PC and mobile wallet not only just because it is a lot easier to use and understand for me, but also as it offers a good level of control over my BTCs and provides leverage on the transaction fee. It has a user friendly UI, and has the options that I need, so it doesn't confuse me, I usually know what to do when I am in there, and even if I need help with any troubleshooting, it has a huge community base around it, so there is plenty of online support for almost any problem that a person may face.
I use offline paper wallets when supported by the coin. Otherwise other offline solutions. I don't want to use any online solution feel a little scared by that idea with a lot of hacking going on.
I use the coins.ph wallet. It was recommended to me. So far so good. Its easy to transfer a money and even use to pay for a load of the cellphone.
I don't store my bitcoins in any single wallet I use blockchain, coinbase and xapo all the three to store my bitcoins. I'm planning to buy a hardware wallet very soon.
Which one suits you the most?
I make use of both online and desktop wallet. However, desktop wallets suits me the most as long as I keep my PC safe. I make use of exodus cause of its great UI, multiple currencies, inbuilt exchange as well as very good support amongst others. Most of all, the fact that it is light and I have access to my private keys is good enough for me.
I use Xapo. This is a very simple wallet. If you are listed then you can chat in the wallet to change bitcoins to the dollar and Vice versa. It also gives a small income. Sometimes due to the lack of payment for this transaction even more profitable than through the stock exchange.
Actually from now im using coins.ph wallet and i think it is safe to hold my bitcoins in thier.
I use wallet bitcoin made in Indonesia, vip.bitcoin.co.id, because the response is given very quickly and when doing withdraw and deposit is very easy
I would recommend to only use a hardware wallet like Trezor or Ledger where you have full control over your private keys and a backup code in case you lose your wallet. Do not let exchange hold large sums of your BTC/Altcoins unless you are comfortable losing them.
I use two wallets for different transactions. I mainly use Electrum , Coinimi . Electrum is lightweight and very good secure wallet I like that the wallet is decentralized and won't never be down but the only problem with electrum is lack of many altcoin support and that's where coinimi comes in . Coinimi is very similar to electrum in terms of security , it also supports around 20+ Cryptos. The only problem with coinimi is that its only available for mobile versions.
Yep. I agree with you 
) If anyone don't wanna pay to much BTC for transactoin fee I think Electrum wallet is best option for them 
. If you use electrum wallet you can choose the amount you'll pay for transaction fee and you can easily make multi transaction very easily but if you wanna use two-authentication wallet in Electrum you should think carefully cause you will have to pay additional fee for it and that fee is really big )
I use two wallets for different transactions. I mainly use Electrum , Coinimi . Electrum is lightweight and very good secure wallet I like that the wallet is decentralized and won't never be down but the only problem with electrum is lack of many altcoin support and that's where coinimi comes in . Coinimi is very similar to electrum in terms of security , it also supports around 20+ Cryptos. The only problem with coinimi is that its only available for mobile versions.
so far i use blockchain and electrum , both a good wallet now from my opinion
This is my favorite wallets, electrum for my bitcoins that I don't have plan of spending and blockchain.info for my web wallets. Blockchain is different from blockchain.info
I am use ETHER wallets for a long time. I worked bitcoin side and I thinks ether wallet is the best wallets in bitcoin side. in the future may I used paper wallet also.
Paper wallet is also good if you just want to make your bitcoins safe.
Trezor, using the Trezor Chrome Extension
I only used coins.ph. as what i know its the only trusted btc wallet here in philippines.
My friend told me too that this is easy and legit, i will try this coin.ph later Jump to: