Topic: Which wallet best for your currency store? - page 8. (Read 1167 times)
This topic looks great, great list, buddy. Personally, my choice is blockchain. I think this is the best choice. But in any case, it was interesting to know your opinion.
for the mobile i use the trust wallet where you can change/trade the various altcoins and put them in stakes through dapps, on the pc instead i use the old myetherwallet in combination with metamask and the eidoo wallet which has an incorporated exchange
Here are 3 crypto wallets that are the best to me, but personally I can say that I use the coinbase wallet more because lot of opportunity in coinbase.
1. Coinbase:
Coinbase is one of the easiest ways to buy, sell, and hold cryptocurrencies, which earns it the first spot on this list. With Coinbase.
Coinbase currently supports now:
BTC, BCH, BAT, REP, ZRX, Link, DAI, DASH, EOS, ETH, ETC, LTC, XLM, XTZ, USDC, XRP, ZEC
You can store here your currency, as your like.
Secority: coinbase give you strong password with email verification.
3. Blockchain:
Blockchain is the technology that allows Bitcoin and other digital currencies to exist.
Blockchain wallet is similar to Coinbase in that it is an online wallet and you can buy and sell directly through the platform.
Secority: You can use strong password with email verification and two-factor authentication.
2. Trezor:
Trezor isn’t a full buying and selling platform like Coinbase. Instead, it is simply a place to store your Bitcoin with multiple currencies.
Trezor wallet accept computer, tablet or phone.
Security: you can use strong password with two-factor authentication.
welcome to share your opinions for everyone new members in the crypto world with increasing our knowledge.
1. Coinbase:
Coinbase is one of the easiest ways to buy, sell, and hold cryptocurrencies, which earns it the first spot on this list. With Coinbase.
Coinbase currently supports now:
BTC, BCH, BAT, REP, ZRX, Link, DAI, DASH, EOS, ETH, ETC, LTC, XLM, XTZ, USDC, XRP, ZEC
You can store here your currency, as your like.
Secority: coinbase give you strong password with email verification.
3. Blockchain:
Blockchain is the technology that allows Bitcoin and other digital currencies to exist.
Blockchain wallet is similar to Coinbase in that it is an online wallet and you can buy and sell directly through the platform.
Secority: You can use strong password with email verification and two-factor authentication.
2. Trezor:
Trezor isn’t a full buying and selling platform like Coinbase. Instead, it is simply a place to store your Bitcoin with multiple currencies.
Trezor wallet accept computer, tablet or phone.
Security: you can use strong password with two-factor authentication.
welcome to share your opinions for everyone new members in the crypto world with increasing our knowledge.
I have used Blockchain and Coinbase wallets, but nowadays I sort for reputable multi wallets with support for most of my crypto holdings. My two best choices are ATOMIC and TRUST wallet. The good thing is that both support purchase of crypto with credit card, added to support for multiple chains. This two I think are secure, and you can swap some tokens with these wallets too.
No doubt coinbase is good to store the coins but I believe in Trezor wallet to store the coins. From the day I took the Trezor Wallet, I never worried about the safety of the coins that I stored in my Trezor wallet. Trezor also supports many coins.
Coinbase and blockchain are both online wallet with no recovery seed or private keys, users are at risks using such wallets to keep their funds, this is not a good advice for newbies who still don't know things about crypto wallets
I use many wallets online for my different coins and tokens but its about storing bitcoin and eth, well I’d rather save it on my Ledger which I have the control and I have the confidence that I will not get hack online. Coins.ph for my crypto transactions and its very useful in our country that’s why this is our best wallet so far.
I'm using Coinbase wallet in 2016 but due to the increasing numbers of ERC20 tokens and other Altcoins that's why now i'm already using different wallet there was a handful numbers of multicoins wallet in the market now you can choose whats fit for you,
If it's just for storing cryptocurrencies, then any wallet would do. Heck, you can even find hundreds of web-based online wallets to store cryptocurrencies.
But when the security of the cryptocurrencies is also a factor, not many wallets fill in the list.
One way to ensure your wallet's security is to have access to its private keys. This means you are in full control of your cryptocurrencies.
Custodial services such as Coinbase and Coin.ph (popular around South East Asia) don't offer such features which means if somehow their platform would have problems, you'll have a hard time getting into your wallet.
Most hardware wallets nowadays offer access to your private keys such as Ledger Nano or the one that's already listed on OP, Trezor, so these are the best choice.
But when the security of the cryptocurrencies is also a factor, not many wallets fill in the list.
One way to ensure your wallet's security is to have access to its private keys. This means you are in full control of your cryptocurrencies.
Custodial services such as Coinbase and Coin.ph (popular around South East Asia) don't offer such features which means if somehow their platform would have problems, you'll have a hard time getting into your wallet.
Most hardware wallets nowadays offer access to your private keys such as Ledger Nano or the one that's already listed on OP, Trezor, so these are the best choice.
I am still loyal to use a manual wallet without a third party because I only use ethereum wallet. besides that I keep a few coins in the market wallet but not in large nominal and the wallet market that I use is a market that has trust in my country.
Plus I haven't invested much lately. if I make an investment then I put my funds in a hardware wallet
Plus I haven't invested much lately. if I make an investment then I put my funds in a hardware wallet
Blockchain wallet is the easiest and safest wallet in my personal experience, I have been using Blockchain wallet for more than 2 years and never faced any issue while using. I must say almost every wallet is safe and easy to use as long as you have access to the private keys. Always keep private keys of your wallet at a safe place and a place that you can access easily. I never recommend to keep cryptocurrencies on exchanges because exchanges can be hacked..
MyEtherWallet (MEW) is best for ERC-20 Tokens.
MyEtherWallet (MEW) is best for ERC-20 Tokens.
I personally like coinbase because of their offers and giveaways sometimes but when we are talking about wallets it doesn't stand a chance against wallets like coinomi or trust
coinomi is a all in one crypto wallet with over hundreds of altcoins in its package, one don't have to get separate wallets for coins like bnb, ripple, dash, etc
This wallet is better for me than coinbase , we all know that coinbase ask for kyc before you can use the wallet fully and that was a 3rd party wallet . Unlike coinomi that you have a copy of pass phrase that you can enter any time just dont forgey it if you dont want to experience problem . other than that you dont need to make a kyc using that wallet. coinomi is a all in one crypto wallet with over hundreds of altcoins in its package, one don't have to get separate wallets for coins like bnb, ripple, dash, etc
Here are 3 crypto wallets that are the best to me, but personally I can say that I use the coinbase wallet more because lot of opportunity in coinbase.
1. Coinbase:
Coinbase is one of the easiest ways to buy, sell, and hold cryptocurrencies, which earns it the first spot on this list. With Coinbase.
3. Blockchain:
Blockchain is the technology that allows Bitcoin and other digital currencies to exist.
Blockchain wallet is similar to Coinbase in that it is an online wallet and you can buy and sell directly through the platform.
Secority: You can use strong password with email verification and two-factor authentication.
2. Trezor:
Trezor isn’t a full buying and selling platform like Coinbase. Instead, it is simply a place to store your Bitcoin with multiple currencies.
Trezor wallet accept computer, tablet or phone.
Security: you can use strong password with two-factor authentication.
While there are other more powerful hardware wallets, we cannot assume 1 and 2 as the best. Not Blockchain's online wallet, but Lockbox can be in the better ones' list. However, I agree with you about Trezor, it is one of the best hardware wallets. As I understand, your knowledge is little about wallets. Look at this article if you like: https://coinswitch.co/news/top-10-cryptocurrency-wallets-to-look-forward-to-2019 1. Coinbase:
Coinbase is one of the easiest ways to buy, sell, and hold cryptocurrencies, which earns it the first spot on this list. With Coinbase.
3. Blockchain:
Blockchain is the technology that allows Bitcoin and other digital currencies to exist.
Blockchain wallet is similar to Coinbase in that it is an online wallet and you can buy and sell directly through the platform.
Secority: You can use strong password with email verification and two-factor authentication.
2. Trezor:
Trezor isn’t a full buying and selling platform like Coinbase. Instead, it is simply a place to store your Bitcoin with multiple currencies.
Trezor wallet accept computer, tablet or phone.
Security: you can use strong password with two-factor authentication.
lets make good grouping. wallet which you hold private key and not.
coinbase is an exchange, it doesnt allow to hold private key, so it is less security
blockchain is cryptocurrency wallet supporting bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Ethereum. you can hold your private key
Trezor is a hardware wallet, it can hold private key too.
coinbase is an exchange, it doesnt allow to hold private key, so it is less security
blockchain is cryptocurrency wallet supporting bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Ethereum. you can hold your private key
Trezor is a hardware wallet, it can hold private key too.
Why is coinbase in there? It doesn't make any sense to me given that it is a hosted wallet that has significantly less security compared to the rest (even blockchain.com) because of the fact that you don't even hold your own private keys.
Also, other web based wallets like blockchain.com may be convenient, but is still relatively insecure.
I'd suggest something like Ledger or Trezor any day. It can be just as convenient, but provides loads of security and peace of mind.
why coinbase was there because it was his choice, that he said could be as a wallet and also for trading at the same time, in other words he liked the wallet of the exchange website. he could have used a wallet that could have his own private key stored but I think for him it was too complicated so that's why Trezor came in 3rd as his choice.Also, other web based wallets like blockchain.com may be convenient, but is still relatively insecure.
I'd suggest something like Ledger or Trezor any day. It can be just as convenient, but provides loads of security and peace of mind.
As for myself, I choose wallet ledger and bitcoin wallet desktop (basically the private key can be stored by us), the other reason is because I don't really trust the wallet on the exchange website.
You seem to have missed the MEW wallet. I have been using MEW for 2 years now and it's really good and hasn't had any problems with my wallet yet. MEWconnect is now available and it has a very high level of security and I still use it for free. It is too handy.
Why is coinbase in there? It doesn't make any sense to me given that it is a hosted wallet that has significantly less security compared to the rest (even blockchain.com) because of the fact that you don't even hold your own private keys.
Also, other web based wallets like blockchain.com may be convenient, but is still relatively insecure.
I'd suggest something like Ledger or Trezor any day. It can be just as convenient, but provides loads of security and peace of mind.
Also, other web based wallets like blockchain.com may be convenient, but is still relatively insecure.
I'd suggest something like Ledger or Trezor any day. It can be just as convenient, but provides loads of security and peace of mind.
I use Trezor, for me it's the safest as it is act already as our private key. Though I still use myetherwallet in bounties and airdrop but for holding and investments it should be in Trezor. Those projects that seems to be more efficient in the future as they will have more demand by then.
I personally like coinbase because of their offers and giveaways sometimes but when we are talking about wallets it doesn't stand a chance against wallets like coinomi or trust
coinomi is a all in one crypto wallet with over hundreds of altcoins in its package, one don't have to get separate wallets for coins like bnb, ripple, dash, etc
coinomi is a all in one crypto wallet with over hundreds of altcoins in its package, one don't have to get separate wallets for coins like bnb, ripple, dash, etc
Coinomi wallet is a million people because many who use it with just one application can store various coins and tokens and like people believe in Coinomi wallet because it is safe,
I myself like coinomi wallet until now.
Coinbase gives users no access to their private keys that is why i hate using their wallet, it works like a online wallet with just username and password to login, if things go wrong its the end for all your funds
Exodus wallet as a hot wallet for sending and receiving payments. I'm using it for the past two years and I never faced any issue.
Also, you control your private keys.
Ledger Nano S as a cold wallet for long term investment holds. As it is a hardware wallet, it is way much secure than other kinds of wallets.
Also, never purchase a hardware wallet from a third party site. Always make a purchase directly from their website.
Also, you control your private keys.
Ledger Nano S as a cold wallet for long term investment holds. As it is a hardware wallet, it is way much secure than other kinds of wallets.
Also, never purchase a hardware wallet from a third party site. Always make a purchase directly from their website.
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