Topic: Where to find the best wallets.. - page 2. (Read 339 times)
You should use myetherwallet for ERC-20 tokens. you can use waves wallet for other big currincies. (btc,zev,eth,waves,ltc...)
if you have many coins to save them. your tokens are support erc 20 . i recomend you to use the mew. because it is secure and the interface is easy to use. other choice to save your tokens are using the hardware wallet . for example trezor,ledger nano etc.
If you have so much coins Why not take Bitcoin Hardware Wallets like Trezor , Ledger Nano S which Supported Altcoins Too ?
personally using Blockchain because i am still beginner but sooner after invest $1000, i will go to Hardware Wallets because it is safest way to store coins as i know.
personally using Blockchain because i am still beginner but sooner after invest $1000, i will go to Hardware Wallets because it is safest way to store coins as i know.
If you have multiple coins, the chances that you will find a wallet that support them all are very low. In addition to what has been suggested above, you have Exodus but once again, these wallets are not open source, you can't know If the creators are actually honest or sending the private keys to their servers to scam people later. I'd use the original wallets of a coin If I were you, even If it means using multiple ones.
You can try https://jaxx.io/ which is in my opinion a reliable multi-coin wallet. If some of your coins are not supported by it you'll have to download their official wallets unfortunately. The only option is letting them sit on an exchange which I do not recommend for longer periods of time. You could also try https://coinomi.com which supports quite a lot of coins but is not yet available as a desktop version as far as I know.
Hi mates, I need some help here. If I have many types of coins and I want to save them, what is the best coin to hold them in? And are there a wallet which can hold more than one coin? And if so where I can find such wallets and download them?
Waiting for your answers.
Thanks a lot.
Waiting for your answers.
Thanks a lot.
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