Use myEtherwallet you can store many coins in there that are based of ETH. So far i didn't have any problems using it i think you will also have no problem with it. My friends are also using this wallet.
You can also save tokens in there so that is a nice feature from it.
Topic: Where to store various altcoins? (Read 680 times)
You can go to the homepage of CND, Kick, Shift that allows you to download their wallet to your computer is to find the right operating system: linux, windows, mac ... and download them to keep your coin on the purse without fear of losing them. If you regularly exchange coins use Coinomi an online wallet that stores a lot of coin
Never store them on an exchange unless you're planning to trade with them
Always store them in a hardware wallet if possible or in cold storage (on an offline PC)
Always store them in a hardware wallet if possible or in cold storage (on an offline PC)
I have some different coins as CND, Kick, Shift... Is there any universal wallet for all those coins?
I would suggest ledger, as it does support lots of coins and all (if not mistaken) ERC20 tokens, so this gives you good security and vast amount of supported coins/tokens.
You could check their site for complete list of the coins they support.
I think you should use the coin purse that coin publishers offer you can find on their home page
I think https://www.myetherwallet.com/ is a good wallet to use. It has a simple interface to use and store any tokens which are developed based on Ethereum platform.
I have some different coins as CND, Kick, Shift... Is there any universal wallet for all those coins?
Don't use those third party services, I don't recommend to use, avoid them.
You can buy a physical wallet and they're capable of storing several coins. If you mean ERC20 coins, they're easiest to store in a wallet, simply an ETH wallet. No need for something special.
You can also check Bitquence platform, BQX project.
I have some different coins as CND, Kick, Shift... Is there any universal wallet for all those coins?
There are many wallet out there, like coinomi/jaxx. Or if okay with you, you can use some exchanger's wallet. But not advisable for me. Much safer if you store it on your personal wallet.
coinomi is a good choice if you do not like online wallets you should go to the coin home page and they will give you the offline wallet you can download them in accordance with the operating system you are using and store coin
agree that coinomi is also a good wallet to store altcoins mostly the popular ones but it dont support some erc20 token that mostly on airdrops therefore i still prefered myetherwallet because it has a great support of all the erc20 tokens/coins and almost all altcoins , old or new but be carefull because ive seen some reports that mew has a phising site and some users lost their coins already, so i suggest always check on the address bar if the url is spelled correctly with secure sign.
I have some different coins as CND, Kick, Shift... Is there any universal wallet for all those coins?
For erc20 token you can try to gain your experience with eidoo wallet. The eidoo wallet already supported various erc20 token. You can try to download it through google play if you are android user. it was easy for use for everyone in here. and over 100k person already downloaded the eidoo wallet in this time.
It seems to be a very good choice to store your erc20 token just like kick or something else in the eidoo wallet, but remember to read about what erc20 token that already supported by the eidoo wallet.
an exchange is good to store any coins, but you should choose a trusted exchange,,
also you can trade the coins too,, so sell it when the price is high and buy again when the price is low,,
also you can trade the coins too,, so sell it when the price is high and buy again when the price is low,,
Exchanges are not a good place to store your coins. You should store where they give you private keys for your funds. Exchanges don't.
You are just putting your money in their wallets.
coinomi is a good choice if you do not like online wallets you should go to the coin home page and they will give you the offline wallet you can download them in accordance with the operating system you are using and store coin
You can store them on myetherwallet i heard that you could store there a lot of coins. So why not try it ? I have used it before and it worked good and it was safe to use.
Remember to not store all your coins in one wallet this can easily get hacked so store them spreaded.
Remember to not store all your coins in one wallet this can easily get hacked so store them spreaded.
I had been using Myetherwallet for a couple of months, but it never come into my mind that I can keep different altcoin on my mew. BUt its true you can sell most of your altcoins in there for sure.
I have recently heard about eidoo which claims to store almost any ERC20 tokens along with ETH in same wallet backed up by passphrase. You can try them or simple solution could be using myetherwallet and store encrypted keystore file securely. It will give you full control over your eth and all tokens in it.
Jaxx is multicoin wallet but they don't support variety of ETH tokens however they support many altcoins like ltc, etc, eth.
Jaxx is multicoin wallet but they don't support variety of ETH tokens however they support many altcoins like ltc, etc, eth.
If you more than %75-80 of ERC20 tokens on ethereum blockchain its better to divide them into various encrypted myetherwallet wallet files. It is good, fast, safe website to see coins and use.
Kick is a ecr20 token or something similar to it why not just use mew it supports all eth tokens and you can even save the utc file in a usb to avoid any hacks and storing in usb is also a cheaper way.
I support this... easiest way to deal with etherium-based tokens
Most coins are erc20 tokens, so my suggestion is that they should be stored in my ether wallet but you should be careful when you use it.
You can try myetherwallet i use it for different coins on it. Search it up on the internet and before using it. Check if its no scam and search for reviews and maybe even videos.
If you are sure first send not a lot of coins in it. Make sure that the site is double good.
If you are sure first send not a lot of coins in it. Make sure that the site is double good.
Jaxx is not good for big amount of coins. Even their team do not suggest it for big amounts. Coinomi is more secure and simple wallet.
I have some different coins as CND, Kick, Shift... Is there any universal wallet for all those coins?
Well, as mentioned several times there’s coinomi as an option (although they don’t cover all coins), and if that doesn’t work you could try paper wallets (although not all coins have a paper wallet generator).Otherwise you’re really stuck with keeping them in the provided client for the specific coin or leaving it in the exchange.
Myetherwallet is web-wallet with easy to use and help to store all of token which are created from ERC20 smartcontact.
I'm using myetherwallet and and Jaxx wallet in combination to store my various altcoins. As advised, just be careful of myetherwallet so that you don't lose your tokens in there. I think you need what to do to make your altcoins safe in there. So far I'm don't have any issues with Jaxx, so I will continue to used it for now.
You can store them on myetherwallet i heard that you could store there a lot of coins. So why not try it ? I have used it before and it worked good and it was safe to use.
Remember to not store all your coins in one wallet this can easily get hacked so store them spreaded.
Remember to not store all your coins in one wallet this can easily get hacked so store them spreaded.
I have some different coins as CND, Kick, Shift... Is there any universal wallet for all those coins?
You can try to use jax, coinomi as the popular wallet for various currency but not all of your crypto can be stored in there. you must try to mix it with the official wallet or something that really safe to keep your crypto just like desktop wallet or hardware wallet.
Hello.CND and Kick are erc 20 token, you can store them on a nano ledger s (safest) or at myetherwallet (always double check the spelling and bookmark the website).
Shift has his own wallet (desktop or web)
Exodus is also a good option.
Cheers
Shift has his own wallet (desktop or web)
Exodus is also a good option.
Cheers
I'm not sure if Trezor listed those coins but I'm pretty sure Ledger Nano has lots of choices to store your coins than Trezor. Or you can just store them in Jaxx.io wherein you can download them even in your laptop. I used to use this wallet before I placed all my coins to a hardware wallet.
I have some different coins as CND, Kick, Shift... Is there any universal wallet for all those coins?
There are definitely wallets. However i'm not sure that any of them have CND kick and SHIFT in the same wallet. You could possibly have multiple multi-coin wallets that have these coins listed but not on an individual one if you know what i mean.
I would recommend Exodus. Jaxx has some flaws with their security.
There's also coinpayments, which is less secure since they dont allow you to access your own private keys.
an exchange is good to store any coins, but you should choose a trusted exchange,,
also you can trade the coins too,, so sell it when the price is high and buy again when the price is low,,
Who can you trust exchanges ao easily no matter how old or trusted an exchange is there is still high chance it is more likely to get hacked than any other wallet. The best place to store is on a offline computer where you can download miltiple wallets.also you can trade the coins too,, so sell it when the price is high and buy again when the price is low,,
I have some different coins as CND, Kick, Shift... Is there any universal wallet for all those coins?
Kick is a ecr20 token or something similar to it why not just use mew it supports all eth tokens and you can even save the utc file in a usb to avoid any hacks and storing in usb is also a cheaper way. 
an exchange is good to store any coins, but you should choose a trusted exchange,,
also you can trade the coins too,, so sell it when the price is high and buy again when the price is low,,
also you can trade the coins too,, so sell it when the price is high and buy again when the price is low,,
i like coinomi but they do not have support for all available coins in the coin realm
even though, i think they offer the most
even though, i think they offer the most
There are multiple options:
- Jaxx
- Coinomi
- Exodus
- TREZOR HW (only supports big coins)
- Ledger Wallets HW (supports many coins)
- Jaxx
- Coinomi
- Exodus
- TREZOR HW (only supports big coins)
- Ledger Wallets HW (supports many coins)
there are wallets that can store multiple coins such as Jaxx, even hardware wallets like Trezor support multiple coins (you have to check their websites for complete list). but they usually have the most popular or big altcoins.
there is also paper wallet generators such as walletgenerator.net (supports 158 coins) or all the forks of bitaddress.org for different altcoins.
for the rest i am afraid you have to use their own official full node wallet.
there is also paper wallet generators such as walletgenerator.net (supports 158 coins) or all the forks of bitaddress.org for different altcoins.
for the rest i am afraid you have to use their own official full node wallet.
I have some different coins as CND, Kick, Shift... Is there any universal wallet for all those coins?
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