Which Hardware Wallet is The Best? 2017 - page 4.

JeffBrad12

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Quote from: RayCycles on May 10, 2017, 12:32:23 PM

I am looking to purchase a hardware wallet and would like some insight / experiences some of you have had with them so I can better decide which one to get

Trezor is the best answer for you. With a high-class security and it will give a guarantee for you to make your amount is safe on there.

Quote from: RayCycles on May 10, 2017, 12:32:23 PM

Currently I am holding Bitcoin and many other Alt Coins

Trezor already supported multiple currencies such as ETH & Ethereum assets, Dash, Zcash. It will give more advantages for you to store a lot of kind of your coin on your trezor.

You can connect your trezor with VPN to give more privilege for you.

Quote from: RayCycles on May 10, 2017, 12:32:23 PM

Ideally I would like one wallet that held them all if that's possible.[/center]

Trezor is your answer.

aoluain

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This is something I was thinking about this evening.
I would be looking to store my long term currencies on a hardware wallet.
I currently have my long term currencies in exodus and multibit desktop
wallets and some trading currencies in online exchanges.

Im not sure I like the idea of paper wallets eventhough so many use them.

Here is some interesting reading and or research > http://hardware-wallet.com/

I would be looking at either the Trezor or the Ledger Nano S [which is less expensive]
both will also store alternative currencies.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/613vw4/ledger_nano_s_or_trezor_why/

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Trezor Hardware Wallet is best and you can take advantage of its security features by staking altcoins like creditbit which pay interest depending on duration you lock away your CRB

Buy creditbit and give the trezor a try Cheesy

Coin-Keeper

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I gravitated to Trezor because it allows me to have "unlimited" hidden wallets without having to reset or use different SEED to do so. I especially like the idea of having a decoy wallet with a few BTC on it in case I am ever forced to disclose/open a wallet. There is NO indication any hidden wallets exist. Plus it works flawlessly!

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I bought 2 ledger Nano S model hardware wallet, one was for me and the other for my friend. Both of us have been using it for 3 months and I can say that it's a good hardware to get one. I also wonder Trezor.

VC George

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I've been using Trezor since November 2016, I made a nice soft case so I can carry it everywhere (it's plastic so it's not ideal to carry it without a case of some sort) and created a bunch of wallets in it without an issue. I think it's ideal both for storing big amounts of coins (since you have the seed and you can easily get back your coins even if they steal it from you) and for spending daily. You can adjust the fees, create several addresses at the same time and even name your wallets.

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Trezor and Ledger Nano S are the most well reviewed and trusted hardware wallets. If you plan to carry your wallet around with you the Ledger Nano S is pretty tough. Here is a video of a Ledger Nano S being run over and still works.

~Bitcoin~

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I haven't used any hardware wallet till now but trezor is the one many trust. However i still trust my paper wallet to hold my bitcoins.

To hold multiple alts in same wallet, i am using jaxx wallet. Just store your recovery seed in secure place, you can use their mobile or desktop wallet for both short term and long term storage.

You can make paper wallet from myetherwallet to hold your ethereum for long term.

RayCycles

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hello everyone I am very new here to the Bitcoin Talk forums
I am looking to purchase a hardware wallet and would like some insight / experiences some of you have had with them so I can better decide which one to get

Currently I am holding Bitcoin and many other Alt Coins
Ideally I would like one wallet that held them all if that's possible.

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