Topic: What wallets do you use? - page 41. (Read 53835 times)
I had bad experience with Ledger Nano S. At the beginning all was working, even if the control software seemed very unfriendly and poor. After, installed the new firmware and new App, all went wrong with a lot of difficulty in settings and wallets control.
Then i bought a Trezor that seems much better.
Coinomi is the best for my needs.. ownership of private keys. Exchange function in the wallet with lots of currencys... has anyone had any dramas with coinomi?
Have several wallets for extra security like MyEtherWallet, Parity, Waves and soon I'm going to order Ledger Nano S.
I highly recommend using a hardware wallet for storing your cryptos. It provides the best security and they are very easy to use. I like the Trezor and Ledger Nano S. These wallets are both compatible with MEW (MyEtherWallet) so if you like to collect ERC20 tokens and want to store them securely ai. not on an exchange, then you are covered there too. You can also participate in our Pre-ICO for BalehuBucks (BUX) on December 1st by using this such setup. Both are affordable and you can't go wrong.
Most importantly, avoid holding your cryptos on exchanges unless they are there because you are actively day trading.
Most importantly, avoid holding your cryptos on exchanges unless they are there because you are actively day trading.
I use vip.bitcoin.co.id because I believe in the security of his wallet. Though the cost is too big for me. but I'm more comfortable using it.
Which one suits you the most?
i use Mobile wallets Desktop-based wallets are all very well, but they aren't very useful if you are out on the street, trying to pay for something in a physical store. This is where a mobile wallet comes in handy. Running as an app on your smartphone, the wallet can store the private keys for your bitcoin addresses, and enable you to pay for things directly with your phone.
I use mainly coinbase and jaxx for the ERC20. In the future i'll probably try some hardware ones.
I use a USB flash drive + web interface, there is no paper, otherwise what difference from fiat.
I use some wallet to store my tokens, including waves wallet, MEW and imtoken. because now more and more pilohan with the advantages and disadvantages then we need to wear them.
blockchain wallet is a easy to use and have good security
I feel safe to store my coins at blockchain
I feel safe to store my coins at blockchain
because I'm in the philippines I using coin.ph, I have ether wallet too for etherium I have a lot of other wallets but just for this first because I need it in my bibitcoin
It seems that bitcoin adoption is growing so well in philippines. This is very supprising, the fact that there are more than 22000 locations to cash in and out. And coin.ph is very famous in philipines. There is no wallet like coin.ph in my country so I only use Blockchain.info , I divide my bitcoin in several online wallet. 
I am just using a web wallet like myetherwallet because it seems very easy for me to use it and you can just load ERC-20 compliant tokens anytime. The cost of transaction fee is cheap but i don't know if there is way cheaper than myetherwallet.
because I'm in the philippines I using coin.ph, I have ether wallet too for etherium I have a lot of other wallets but just for this first because I need it in my bibitcoin
To save ethereum, I use an external hard drive wallet that support transfer of ethereum from one wallet to the other.
It very simple you can download it online.
It very simple you can download it online.
I use the coins.ph its very convenient for me as a newbie here in bitcoin.
for me, i prefer using the coins.ph and ether wallet.
Which one suits you the most?
there are a lot of digital wallets out there but I prefer to use one that is available in my country(coins.ph). So, there will be no problem to cash out the funds.
Which one suits you the most?
there are a lot of digital wallets out there but I prefer to use one that is available in my country(coins.ph). So, there will be no problem to cash out the funds.
I like the paper wallet, although it is not as high as the hardware purse. But the paper purse is easy to use and is suitable for people who often use their purses.
If security if paramount for you then Trezor would be my goto. I still use MEW and exchange wallets depending on how much i'm comfortable leaving there.
Coinbase BTC vault is cold storage which is a convenient if you dont want to deal with a hardware wallet. I personally like that concept but if i have alot of BTC, i would go hardware wallet route.
Coinbase BTC vault is cold storage which is a convenient if you dont want to deal with a hardware wallet. I personally like that concept but if i have alot of BTC, i would go hardware wallet route.
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