Topic: What wallets do you use? - page 7. (Read 53812 times)

Currently using Cois.ph, still don't know if there are any wallet available in my country.

I use Electrum. It is fast, safe and private, it's compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux and Android. Moreover, I've heard it's compatible with most of bitcoin hardware wallets. There is a default transaction fee (0.2 mBTC). For altcoins I use MEW mostly.

I use the blockchain because it is easy to use

I have two wallets use one is coins.ph and the other one is etheruem wallet but etheruem wallet suits me the most. I mostly use it than coins.ph.

For Bitcoin, I recommed using GreenAddress. You can take fully control of your wallet. It use hierarchical deterministic wallets
(or BIP0032 HD Wallet) which means we use new addresses for each incoming transaction (including change), which, together with coinjoin (coming soon) allows you to maintain your privacy at the highest standard.

It support newer address which means the transactions fee is much cheaper. Since it is more advance, novice user need sometime to get use to it. When you get use to it, you will stick with it!

For ETH, I am using MyEtherWallet, in short MEW. It is the most common wallet for ETH but it can run from browser only.

Correct me if I am wrong, Thanks!

I only use the wallet from blockchain because it is simple, easy and of course the cost of transaski is very cheap compared to other types of web wallet, and I never had problem with blockchain.

I have a trezor hardware wallet so i use it for bitcoin and ethereum based tokens (with myetherwallet)
And i use waves ios mobile app for my waves tokens.

I have to use bitcoin and Ethereum and i would like to use the blockchain.info and i am very satisfied with this blockchain and i have used this for many transactions like the very first use of mine when i did some job then i receive funds and when i offer some job i can pay through this wallet so it is very good and secure for me i would like to use this for online transfers to other people who have willing to pay me in cash.

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because i play in trading not investment i put all my bitcoin into wallet in market, that will be safe because if we lose we can still still have replacement, it can different if we put all of bitcoin to personal wallet, our bitcoin will be still on the same as we invested, and if we lose private key it will broke our heart so hard because no one can replace it 

For Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash, I am mainly using Blockchain.info online wallet. I was considering moving my coins to a hardware wallet, but shelved the plan due to privacy concerns. For ETH, I am using myetherwallet to store my coins. For the remaining alts, I am mostly using the exchange wallets (Kraken, Bittrex, Livecoin, HitBTC, and Kucoin.

For bitcoin I using many such wallet blockchain, xapo, coin.ph exudos but the most popular i using is blockchain, i also download the app for android to make it easy. For Ethreum i using myetherether, and metamask because this is support token ERC-20, And another crypto wallet such Bitcoinwhite walllet, electroneum wallet ect

I use breadwallet and myetherwallet. I also have a neo wallet and a destop ADA wallet as well

Be careful with xapo dude, someday they gonna ask for your identify , your bills and photos of them which means are strongly violated the personal privacy in cryptos's trading.
If you're not going to provide them , they will lock your account for 1 week, refund into another account for another week ( you have to pay the fee transaction too). So it seems very unconvenient for us.

Thanks for the good words. I know a lot more. สมัครufabet


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I want a trusted and very secured wallet and so far I am using good ones like blockchain, xapo and imtoken:)

I am using both types of wallets: blockchain and MEW. MEW is what I like the most because it is intuitive, easy to use, very fast transaction, low cost. It contains the tokens built on ERC 2.0 and ETH. I used MEW for 3 months and no problem.

I only trust and choose one wallet and that is myetherwallet. It was very hard to look for a reliable wallet at first but then i try to ask some reliable traders here in this forum and most of them suggest to use mew and from that time i tried using it and i did not get any problems in my transactions so i always recommend to those newbies who are just starting to use mew as their coin holder.

Some weeks ago i was using xapo wallet because they dont charge any fee, but now they charge which is very high. So for now i turned to blockchain wallet to add funds in faucet and using unocoin to transfer funds in banklunocoin  is only for  indian

There is no question that everyone should have almost all of their bitcoin on PAPER WALLETS.  However hardware wallets such as Trezor and Ledger can be effective in safeguarding your coins..I would recommend Trezor over the two as Ledger's hardware is quite primitive and they are also susceptible to "man in the middle attacks" as I will outlined below. Also Ledgers platform utilizing apps is quite unfavorable in my opinion.


Dear Ledger user,

Protecting your security is of paramount importance to us. The Ledger Wallet Bitcoin Chrome application has just been updated to give you more control over the security of your transactions. The update is automatic and enables an essential new feature: verification of the reception address directly on the device.
  
 

This new feature is addressing a specific issue known in the crypto-community as the "Man in the Middle Attack". There has been a recent announcement of a malware proof of concept that could potentially infect the user’s computer - including, the Ledger Chrome application. In this scenario, an attacker could theoretically change the ‘receive’ address displayed on the (infected) computer’s screen within the Ledger Chrome application.

By enabling you to verify the receive address on your device (the only source you can trust), the updated Chrome app provides an additional peace-of-mind.  Always verify the receive address on your device before communicating it to a third party.

Your current funds are not at risk and do not require any action.

Besides this important software update, we are taking 3 specific actions to make sure our users are safe and secure, while remaining alert:  
•   Software updates: the Ledger Wallet Bitcoin Chrome application is the first to benefit from the on device receive address verification feature. It is available for Bitcoin and all other coins managed by the Chrome app. ETH and XRP apps will benefit from that new feature in the upcoming desktop global release.
•   Upgraded Bug Bounty program: we are growing quickly - and we are still developing and strengthening some of our behind the scenes processes. We value contributions from security researchers and the community, and will be making our Bug Bounty programs faster and more efficient.
•   Prevention: we are continuously working on developing resources and materials to help our user base better understand the threats they face and how they can best secure their assets. If not done already, we urge you to read our basic security principles ruleset.
Security is an arms race. We’re in it for the long haul and are prepared for it. At Ledger, we take our mission seriously and that mission is to protect you.

Thank you for your trust.

Eric Larcheveque
Ledger, CEO