Topic: Which cryptocurrency wallet is the best? - page 4. (Read 590 times)

For now the MYtherwallet wallet is still the best. Besides being easy, low cost is fast and safe. I still use MEW.
Even though my MEW wallet was stolen, it was purely my fault. it is the carelessness of users who cannot maintain user keywords.

There are no good or bad wallets, and if we discuss the security of the wallet, then of course the offline wallet will be much safer than any threat of phishing or hackers but you have to save the wallet safely, because if you remove the offline wallet, then there is no other way to return your coin or token except by finding the wallet

I think MEW wallet is best than others. It is very popular. Maximum peoples like it very much. It is very good and use it for settlements.

All my friends recommend MEW wallet. A very popular wallet. I also registered the MEW wallet and will use it for settlements.

I have various coins these are Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Eos and Stellar. I Have stored Ethereums in mywetherwallet. You can use the myetherwallet even if you are offline. I store my other coins on Binance. I really trust this exchange. But you dont want storing coins on exchange, you can use ledger nano wallet. But I warn you this wallet isnt free.

Great article, For Ethereum and ERC20 tokens, I've always been a fan of Metamask because of it's extra security layer, but recent MEWconnect by MEW is really great, secure and easy to use. I'd recommend you to give it a try, it might come in par with Metamask wallet.

If we talk about the security of wallets, then there is nothing better than a hardware wallet, their only problem is that they can store only a certain coins. If you are a bounty hunter, then you will definitely have to use MEW.

Im mostly in eth and erc based tokens so mew works well for me, i do use coinbase as well for btc, ltc etc, there are new exciting universal wallets are also being developed where we can store all kinds of coins and tokens, once developed i will try to see if they are really good and then may start using them for example, ethos, pillar etc.

I use MEW and everything is fine.  Metamask is a good extension for security.  Security comes first in the field of cryptoinvestment.  I want to buy Ledger or Trezor.

Good compilation, just for everyone that uses Ethereum, be aware that one of the basics to protect yourself is using metamask. It will signs transactions on your client side so you will never be sending keys through the internet. It may mean the difference between being hacked or not and is free to install.

I think one of the most secure wallet is offline MEW.
You can buy a cheap laptop and use it always offline to generate offline transactions with MEW.
(And this laptop may be much cheaper then any hardware wallet.)
Use those generated transactions on the online PC to send ETH and tokens.
In this case your private keys will be always offline and safe...

To me every crypto currency wallet is the best
It depends on the level of concentration from users

If you are careless and you use Trezor wallet or other hard core wallets you will get hacked easily

Safety of wallet all depends on the users

According to me Ethereum or my ethereum wallet is the best and mostly used cryptocurrency wallet. and it is most trustfully wallet according to cryptocurrency users.

There is no single best option available for everyone. One size doesn’t fit all and when it comes to cryptocurrency wallet, it’s important to consider the following variables:

· Which cryptocurrencies do you trade? Bitcoin or altcoins? How diversified is your portfolio?

· Are you a short-term or a long-term trader?

· How secure are your trading tools and devices and what is the security record of your considered wallet?

· What are the wallets associated costs?

· Is the wallet UI intuitive and user-friendly?

· How mobile and accessible is your wallet? Is it difficult to keep and easy to lose?

· Does it allow you to make quick purchases or sell-offs whenever needed? What is its latency?

Here are some popular wallets that are considered to be safe and reliable in different situations.

Single currency wallets. As a rule of thumb, going for an official currency’s wallet is always a good option. Here are the official wallets of major cryptocurrencies:

Bitcoin: Bitcoin Core Wallet, Mycelium or Electrum.

Ethereum: Ethereum Wallet or MyEtherWallet (Paper Wallet).

Litecoin: Litecoin-QT.

Dash: Dash Core.

NEO: Neon Wallet, NEO-CLI, NEO-GUI.

Most of the time, official wallets are easy to find on the company’s website.

Multicurrency wallets (software). Here are some of the popular multicurrency online purses.

Jaxx Wallet. An optimal crypto wallet software that offers both mobile and desktop applications. Use it to store your Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Litecoin, Dash, Zcash and dozens of other cryptocurrencies.

Coinomi. Coinomi supports 64 cryptocurrencies and is one of the best mobile wallets on the market. The only downside is that at the moment it currently works with Android only.

Exodus. Exodus is a solid desktop wallet which lets you store Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Litecoin, OmiseGo, Qtum, Dash, Bat, Aragorn and many other coins.

Fast Invest Wallet. Fast Invest is a quickly-growing European P2P loan operator established in 2012. Currently, the company is moving into P2P crypto loans and crypto trading markets and will launch a solid multicurrency crypto wallet for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple and Fast Invest token (FIT) holdings. The wallet is set to start on December 4th together with Fast Invest ICO.

Hardware wallets. Although more expensive, hardware wallets are considered to be one of the safest options for crypto investors.

KeepKey. Supports Bitcoin, Ehtereum and majority of other altcoins.

Ledger Blue. Supports Bitcoin, Ethereum and majority of other altcoins.

Trezor. Supports Bitcoin, Litecoin, DASH, Zcash, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic and other ERC-20 Tokens.

Digital Bitbox. Supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic and other ERC-20 tokens.

Cloud wallets. Although we stressed that online wallets can be dangerous, storing your coins on Coinbase and GDAX are safer than others. Coins in these exchanges are insured, thus providing a guarantee that you will be compensated even if the company is hacked.

A digital wallet may be the most important investment decision. Therefore, it’s worth to invest time and effort into choosing the right one. Although hardware wallets may seem expensive at first, at the moment, they offer the most complete cryptocurrency storage option, combining both safety and functionality. Nevertheless, there are some decent hot wallets as well. The final decision is always yours and you should stick with the wallet which lets you get a sweet good night’s sleep.