Hey guys, where do you store your tokens? On your ethereum wallet or on an exchange, or maybe you store your tokens somewhere else? Give me some recommendations, where my tokens will be in complete safety?
MEW has also been hacked, all trading floors have been hacked. In my safest place where there is no internet, you should buy yourself a cool wallet. 
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I prefer storing my tokens in MyEtherWallet because its more secure and good to store coins. This is what I use unless other coins require you to create a new wallet before I will have to change.
There are lots of medium to store your tokens but I recommend MyEtherWallet because that's the affordable and most secure wallet for storing tokens.
most people who use crypto use myetherwallet to store tokens with ethereum based and I think myetherwallet is the best wallet that can be used to store ethereum based tokens. and I did that too but there are some tokens that I keep in an exchange wallet that already have a high trust to make it easier when a price of a token invested experiences a pump. and the good thing i'm not left behind when pump and I can sell it right away
There are lots of medium to store your tokens but I recommend MyEtherWallet because that's the affordable and most secure wallet for storing tokens.
if I only store tokens on walllet, I don't use additional devices such as hardware wallets, because it's safe that it's important that your device isn't exposed to viruses / and don't get phished on email message.
I always keep my tokens in Myetherwallet unless coins require me to create a new wallet so that I will save coins in a new wallet, for example there are now lots of Prizes that require us to make EOS so the tokens received will be automatically entered on EOS.
MyEtherWallet is by far the most affordable wallet for storing ETH and ERC-20 tokens, but it is sufficiently protected. The most important thing is to store the Private key in a safe place and tell it not to transfer and not to inform. In addition, the site has links to plugins that will protect you from phishing.
Hey guys, where do you store your tokens? On your ethereum wallet or on an exchange, or maybe you store your tokens somewhere else? Give me some recommendations, where my tokens will be in complete safety?
Just store your token in Exchange like okex and kraken it will be safe and don't forget to activate the authy application and verification email, just be carefull about phising site and mallware. 
I am storing my 70% tokens in various exchanges for daily trading, but if you want for longterm holding, you need to choose myetherwallet and metamask and keep your private keys safe place.
With a bounty hunter like me, only MEW is the best place for me to keep the ERC20 token. And if I sell those to keep BTC or ETH then exchange is a safe place
When i am trading, i usually keep tokens on exchange, but don't leave them idle on exchanges, as it wouldn't be safe. So, always withdraw tokens to your wallet when you are not active in trading.
There is a wide range of cryptocurrency wallets on the market nowadays. I am very cautious about my money and I think that it is better to keep most of your saving in hardware wallets, like Trezor for example.
myether wallet. That is the only place where i store my tokens unless i want to sell them. But now there are no tokens of any worth to be sold. So i guess they are pretty safe there.
I keep part of the tokens in my wallet, part of the tokens are stored on different exchanges and I placed orders for part of the tokens. I think that neither the wallets nor the exchange can not be considered safe, but since the wallets are hacked much more often than the exchange, and to the exchanges of trust more.
I do not store my coins and tokens in one place. I keep a part of my coins in the Ledger Nano S hardware wallet, its advantage is that you cannot lose or light up your private key. I keep the rest of the coins on top crypto-countertops, pay attention not to one but to several in order to reduce the risk of losing my financial investments.
For your tokens to be completely safe, I recommend you to buy a "cold" wallet. It's mechanical and doesn't have permanent access to your computer. The password you enter itself a mechanical movement that reduces to a minimum any hacking from outside. What is not true about the electronic wallet and the more already on the market.
Hey guys, where do you store your tokens? On your ethereum wallet or on an exchange, or maybe you store your tokens somewhere else? Give me some recommendations, where my tokens will be in complete safety?
it would be nice to save your token in your ethereum wallet, because when you save it on the exchange, there will be a big risk. for example, exchanges in hack or token are deleted from the exchange. and the safer you keep it in the hardware wallet. 
I store mine in a hardware wallet, they are safely stored on nano ledger wallets that I know that no one can get to and the recovery seed is kept somewhere very secure that I know that I am the only one that can get to it. When I am storing coins that are not supported on the hardware wallet like tokens then I use myetherwallet
I do the same as you do. The fact is that MEW is more reliable than many others. The main thing to avoid phishing sites and carefully store passwords and secret keys.
I store mine in a hardware wallet, they are safely stored on nano ledger wallets that I know that no one can get to and the recovery seed is kept somewhere very secure that I know that I am the only one that can get to it. When I am storing coins that are not supported on the hardware wallet like tokens then I use myetherwallet
Myetherwallet is the best way to keep your tokens safe for a long time. some tokens may be kept on good and safe exchanges like Binance.
Your wallet is one of the place you could store your tokens, get two or more and just distribute your tokens into. With the wallet the safety depends on how you keep your private key from potentially harmful individual who could just break into it ruin your tokens.
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