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10 ETC have been stolen from me with the wallet hack end of june.

Now I want to buy a larger amount of ETC but want a more safer wallet.
Witch one do you recomment?

Etherium Classic is ERC20 token and so I am using myetherwallet to store all my etherium classic the same way I am using myetherwallet to store my other erc20 tokens.

What the heck are you talking about. ETC is Ethereum Classic i.e. classical ethereum blockchain. After the DAO accident Vitalik made decision to roll back all transactions to the moment before the DAO was hacked and Ethereum had been splitted to Ethereum and Ethereum Classic. They both has the same structure and even same blockchain before that accident. That is why ETC is not ERC20 token. It supports ERC20 token standart.

What concerns the wallet. You can use the same wallet and even the same address as for ETH. I recommend myetherwallet. Be careful, avoid fishing sites. Always go to myetherwallet only through your own bookmark.

You can create very easily offline Ether Wallet

Here is the Youtube video that explains it all: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phht73IvUDI

Maaan, how it got stolen? I'm using coinomi and got no problems with it. You may want to use ClassicMask, it's a browser plugin. It's like metamask but for ETC.

You should use Ledger Nano S or Trezor and forget about hacks, fishing and so on ;)

Many times asked same question. Here is my solution.
If you are going to hold all of your coins you can use Ledger Nano but if you don't have much coins and going to spend them daily you can use myetherwallet
If you are planning to trade there are some good exchanges to store small amount of money (Don't risk too much)

I think this topic was already discussed. I use www.myetherwallet.com, it is a safe option.

Ledger Nano S can store a maximum of 4 to 5 coins. Then he is full. More coins do not fit in.
 There must be a coin cleared then before A new coin is installed

Have you tried Dicewallet.com?

supports Bitcoin, Ether Coin and other altcoins, including LTC, DOGE, XRP, START, KDC, OCZ, GLC, DDC, LGC, and FOC


Thanks

I use jaxx, its a multiple coin wallet with ETC option included, its pretty safe i guess and they have a pretty responsive support.

I would recommend Trezor hardware wallet, but you should read the reviews yourself to see if that's what ur looking for (eg. here: https://besthardwarewallets.com/ (https://besthardwarewallets.com/))

You can use https://myetherwallet.com it is best and more safe wallet for Ethereum lover.But of course firstly you can safe your Private key than your main wallet is safe.

The question is to know if you lost ETC because of a wallet leak, or because of a human error (fishing, clicking on wrong link... etc)
Generally it's our habits that we must change and not an issue of wallet.

If it was because of the wallet, indeed, you should think about the nano ledger

Yes bro myetherwallet is more secure to hold for any coin i think.I always feel safety because i use myether i have faced no problem to using this wallet.So it is my first recommended.

I prefer you to that, myetherwallet is the best wallet.
But some of wallet are so good.
As like Jaxx, Classicethereallet thus are also good.
You can try this one from my suggest or another.
Best of luck. Try your best.

It's definitely MyEtherWallet as it could be said it's safe and reliable so far.

my advice to you is to use ETH wallet. In addition, many coin options for Bitcoin. Eth wallet is also easy to use and security is guaranteed.
Let's see at https://www.myetherwallet.com/ ;)

hardware wallet with ledger nano S.

My top five:

5. Jaxx
4. Ethercore Parity
3. Classic Ether Wallet
2. Mist
1. Ledger Nano S

You can buy hardware wallet to hold your coin! But the first is you alway used ofline PC

There is no way to you can use MEW or other kinds of ethereum wallet ( unless it is a centralized online walelt) to store ethereum. You need to learn or read something before informing people. Information needs to be true.

Still the best to me and Trezor hardware wallet.. As long you keep your private keys sae, I believe you should be safe