Topic: Which BTC wallet to use? - page 3. (Read 2092 times)

You can use Coinbase and blockchain.info as an online wallet and their security level is also good. Coinbase has bank transfer facility also. You can convert your bitcoin to fiat currency easily by Coinbase. If you want to store some considerable amount of bitcoin, then it is better to use hardware wallet. I personally prefer ledger nano s version hardware wallet. (note: Coinbase may not support for some country before store bitcoin on it please consider about this fact. If it is not supported by your country for bank transaction, still you can use Coinbase as wallet without any issue.)

Hello guys I suggest do not stock coins/tokens in myetherwallet because I have a lot of friends who are already hacked by someone and until now we do not know how this happen. Also of you will access myetherwallet, instead of using privatekey use json file and ledger for more safe to your tokens.

I use coinbase BTC wallet I think it's not to safe wallet for my BTC. I think I have need to a hardware wallet it's to safe wallet for our coin.

I recommend nexybit plaform for your btc wallet exchange low transaction fees very affordable, but use also local wallet exchange herein my location because i need it to convert my bitcoin into fiat if i need cask money for my needs likes i need to buy things in the market which not already accepting bitcoin as payment.

some say Ledger or Trezor or Coinbase is good to use but i stick to blockchain since i have been in crypto market. but its a choice because there are lots more out there that people will suggest, just do your personal research properly then choose the ones you prefer most. good luck.

Go for hardware wallet it's much more secure and reliable in the long run. Online wallets are cheaper and quite safe but it possess a risk if a huge number of btc is present in the online vicinity which acan be stolen through hacking. Hatware wallets like ledger nano s make it imposaible to steal funds without actually acessing the device plus it has compatibility with various alts too.

Wallets in the form of a computer application. These wallets can be used only on the computer on which they are installed so their mobility is low. Of course, we can install such a wallet on a USB key (pendrive) and use it on almost any computer, but the mobility is still not very satisfying. These portfolios are divided into portfolios:

- Full. Storing the entire block chain (Blockchain). Long synchronization time and high resource consumption. Wallets: Bitcoin Core (original bitcoin wallet), Armory - We do not recommend new users!

- Light. The block chain is stored on servers and not on the computer as in the case of full portfolios. They are characterized by fast synchronization with the network and low resourceivness. We recommend: Multibit


Offline wallets (without internet contact). Serving as a safe for storing bitcoins. Mobility is very low, with the exception of Paper Wallet, which allows eg printing a banknote of any denomination. Wallets: PaperWallet


Browser wallets - A wallet provided by a website providing this type of services. To use the wallet, we only need a browser on any computer / phone / tablet. High mobility at the cost of less security, because the security of our funds depends on third parties. Wallets: greenaddress.it, Coinbase.com and instant wallets (for single use only - very low security). Browser portfolios are only suitable for short-term storage of small amounts!

Bitcoin can use in hardware wallet and you can keep in exchange also, keeping in exchange is risky .Trezor, Bitcoin core, Ledger and many other wallet is available. If you are keeping in exchange wallet you should always keep long password and 2fa security features. I think better to keep bitcoin in hardware wallet, thats safer that exchange wallet

ERC-20 wallets use in BTC. In using ERC20 protocol there are certain benefits. Such as reducing complexity, liquidity and etc. Also there are so many wallets. I can surely recommend myetherwallet. Because it is the wallet which I use all time.

After all, myetherwallet is only for ETH and not BTC As for me, applications are dangerous. For time, I used Electrum.

you can confidently use hareware wallets such as ledger or trezor.

For me, I will recommend you to use coins. pH to store bitcoin. Easy and convident to use. these wallets are in demand on my country. It has different features that can use easily to use for different transactions by paying tuition fees, electric bill and others. It helps us to fastest our transactions.

myether wallet.

Trezor, Bitcoin core, Ledger, any of these can be your BTC wallet. Among them Bitcoin core is the oldest. All these are secure.

This is not a safe wallet. Are you protecting yourself? At least MetaMask? Several councils have already been attacks at www.myetherwallet.com.

For me i use BTC wallet  of coinbase and for his fee visit this link https://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/2109597-buy-sell-bank-transfer-fees and you can see if the fee price is fair for you or not

I think the ledger nano s is the best wallet so I use that one

I used hard wallet because the are not connected to the internet.I well carefull of thàt wallet no one know about that wallet so that it will stolen of others.

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You can use coinbase wallet to buy and save your bitcoins , easily through bank with min fee and its very easy to use and user friendly

I'm really pleased with my trezor. Never used a Ledger so can't compare, but trezor is very easy to operate and transact with. The user has appropriate control over miner fees. It handled segwit and the bcash fork smoothly. Also support was great the one time I contacted the manufacturer.