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Quote from: karsyla on September 02, 2020, 09:30:04 AM

Which wallet do you like the most? Personally I really like Exodus, the only con is that it's not fully open source, but other than that it's a great wallet!

Are there any wallets which allow you to have multiple addresses?

I like the Atomic Wallet. The Atomic Wallet has multiple addresses, Bitcoin, Ethereum (ERC20), Tron (TRC20), Binance Coin (BEP2) and many other coins. Maybe the weakness is not support for the EOS token.

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for now I think a trust wallet, because it is easy to use and the application has arranged the cheapest fee for us to make transactions.
maybe many wallet applications that resemble trustwallet.
but I think the use of trust wallets is the most.

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Quote from: karsyla on September 02, 2020, 09:30:04 AM

Which wallet do you like the most? Personally I really like Exodus, the only con is that it's not fully open source, but other than that it's a great wallet!

Are there any wallets which allow you to have multiple addresses?

In terms of altcoin I must prefer to use Myetherwallet because it is reliable and so easy to use. But of course it depends on a person if what crypto wallet he want to use as long you can keep your password and private key very well.

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Quote from: karsyla on September 02, 2020, 09:30:04 AM

Which wallet do you like the most? Personally I really like Exodus, the only con is that it's not fully open source, but other than that it's a great wallet!

Are there any wallets which allow you to have multiple addresses?

Trust Wallet is a crypto wallet that has multiple addresses, or is multi-functional. Trust Wallet also supports all coins and tokens. I think this wallet is suitable for holding coins or tokens, and has a exchange function or swap.

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I use a jaxx wallet to store my cryptocurrency. Because it is very easy to use and has several degrees of protection. It also has cons, but they are not so important. If you are interested in reading about this wallet, then here is the detailed information.

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I think MEW wallet is the best wallet for holding erc20 coins & tokens. Because trust wallet is not bad but if you hold tokens or coins in trustwallet, you see the wrong price are showing in trust wallet. so I love MEW MEW wallet It's my personal opinion

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The most secure is the hardware wallet. Laser, Trezor are good hardware wallets but now it is very difficult to get them by ordering from outside. You can use paper wallet if you want, it is more secure but you have to create paper wallet keeping some things in mind. If none of these, install the Electrum Wallet and write down its seed key. Then he uninstalled the wallet leaving an address. Send bitcoin to that address. Recover wallet with seed key when needed.
Follow Electram's official website - www.electrum.org

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on October 26, 2020, 11:21:48 PM

Quote from: lienfaye on October 26, 2020, 06:14:17 PM

Indeed its not advisable to use an exchange to store your coins. There are many trusted wallets that we can safely use like Myetherwallet and electrum.
Dont use an exchange as wallet, its not really safe. Just use it if you already want to trade your coins.

I have lost my coins multiple times with exchange wallets, starting from BTC-e/Wex.nz, to Cryptopia. But sometimes people find it easy to store their altcoins and tokens in exchange wallets, as installing desktop wallets is not very convenient. Also, it is not practical to install desktop wallets for all the coins, if you have dozens of different cryptocurrencies. Multi-coin wallets are also good, but I don't trust them.

Many investor lost their assets in cryptopia without responsibility from the owner will their refund their money or not, most than two years without clarify form the owner or cryptopia how the fund investor will get back or not. I know most effective saving assets on exchange market than saving on offline wallet like nano laedger. When saving on the exchange wallet and checking have good price we can sell and take profit but if you hold in nano ledger wallet you must waiting for few minute later for sending and your wallet syncron before sent to exchange wallet, but always have risk when you save assets on exchange because like happen with cryptopia and some time many exchange suspend for withdraw more than two weeks like okex exchange.

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Quote from: lienfaye on October 26, 2020, 06:14:17 PM

Indeed its not advisable to use an exchange to store your coins. There are many trusted wallets that we can safely use like Myetherwallet and electrum.
Dont use an exchange as wallet, its not really safe. Just use it if you already want to trade your coins.

I have lost my coins multiple times with exchange wallets, starting from BTC-e/Wex.nz, to Cryptopia. But sometimes people find it easy to store their altcoins and tokens in exchange wallets, as installing desktop wallets is not very convenient. Also, it is not practical to install desktop wallets for all the coins, if you have dozens of different cryptocurrencies. Multi-coin wallets are also good, but I don't trust them.

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So far, I am satisfied to the utility that trustwallet gives to me. It is more safe and more altcoins available in trustwallet. It is easy to use and crypto-friendly wallet. I'd like also to emphasize the number of altcoins I can store in trustwallet. I use my this store my tron which mew did not have. However, I am always divide my coins so that if there is one of my wallet being compromised, I have other wallets to be used.

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Quote from: Gvent on October 26, 2020, 05:07:11 PM

Quote from: begau on October 26, 2020, 01:24:44 AM

I use the current coinbase and myetherwallet wallet. Trading on coinbase is also quick and convenient, myetherwallet is familiar when I know ETH. I have no trouble with them, both are very safe until now.

one day you may wake up and find that your coins are missing
and the Coinbase exchange will answer you, sorry
but we were hacked and we will not return anything to you

Indeed its not advisable to use an exchange to store your coins. There are many trusted wallets that we can safely use like Myetherwallet and electrum.

Dont use an exchange as wallet, its not really safe. Just use it if you already want to trade your coins.

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For the multiple addresses you should use a meta mask or let say you use MEW. I think the crypto user have most like wallet once they experienced a good services and their use it for more years and have different features or the security is very high . Im using different wallet it depends on the use they have for altcoins , bitcoin and also for the token.

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Quote from: begau on October 26, 2020, 01:24:44 AM

I use the current coinbase and myetherwallet wallet. Trading on coinbase is also quick and convenient, myetherwallet is familiar when I know ETH. I have no trouble with them, both are very safe until now.

You should be careful when storing in an exchange like Coinbase because recently hacking cases have occurred. It's better for you to put funds in an offline wallet and keep your private key in a safe place. But it's still your right, I just suggest it.

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Quote from: begau on October 26, 2020, 01:24:44 AM

I use the current coinbase and myetherwallet wallet. Trading on coinbase is also quick and convenient, myetherwallet is familiar when I know ETH. I have no trouble with them, both are very safe until now.

one day you may wake up and find that your coins are missing
and the Coinbase exchange will answer you, sorry
but we were hacked and we will not return anything to you

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I have begun loving trustwallet on the grounds that it gives more arrangements and alternatives. As to eth wallets you can attempt Gaurda wallet, they are progressed wallet administration with this alternative. Wallet uphold ethereum, bitcoin, bnb, EOS, trx and a few other blockchain. I was utilizing token and MEW, until I discovered that Trust wallet has a various wallet that can uphold numerous digital currency without hitches.

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Well, in my humble opinion, is the hardware wallets, they are extremely safe, easy to use and depending on where you live, it can have an affordable price.

Well, if the user doesn't have the purchasing power to buy a hardware wallet there are other wallets for example, MyEtherWallet (MEW) to store ETH and ERC-20 tokens and to store Bitcoin I advise and I like Electrum (desktop), it's easy to use and has several interesting configurations/features

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Quote from: begau on October 26, 2020, 01:24:44 AM

I use the current coinbase and myetherwallet wallet. Trading on coinbase is also quick and convenient, myetherwallet is familiar when I know ETH. I have no trouble with them, both are very safe until now.

I agree on MEW. I have been using myetherwallet for the last three years and never had any issues with them. I have seen a lot of users complaining that it is not safe and hackers find it easy to steal the tokens. But I have never faced any such trouble. If you take the necessary security precautions, then I guess your ETH and the ERC-20 tokens are going to be safe.

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I use the current coinbase and myetherwallet wallet. Trading on coinbase is also quick and convenient, myetherwallet is familiar when I know ETH. I have no trouble with them, both are very safe until now.

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I use coinomi for a year and have not experienced any problems and complaints. I also had time to use exodus, but I came back to using coinomi, maybe because I was comfortable on that wallet, lol. Another alternative is a trust wallet, but the wallet doesn't support many blockchains.

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The best wallet is the wallet that used by many people in cryptocurrency.
I think coinbase is a good choice for storing different coins in crypto, even you can use the wallet in your phone.
Keep in mind if we using 3rd party wallet, we should use it with caution because we don't have the seed phrase or private key of the addresses.

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