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Which wallet is the best?
Unhackable wallet?

You should use offline wallets. I use paper wallets to store ninety percent of my coins and I have never had a problem with them. I keep a small percentage on Mycelium or android and so far so good.

Those wallets that unhackable are the offline it is far from phishing and you own you key. It is sometime a tangible wallet that away from malwares and hackers.

Most online wallets are hackable but it isn't an easy feat at all. I have been using online wallets since forever and I haven't lost a satoshi to hackers, at least not yet. Make sure you are in control of your private keys whichever wallet you choose to use]. The safest method though is using offline wallets like Trezor and co.

online wallets have huge precentage to hack.because that offline wallets are safe than online wallets

i prefer the unhakable wallets are best. online wallets can be hacked and offline wallets are more safer than online wallets. but online wallets also cant hack easily.

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Nothing is impervious to hack first off lets get that straight. Second I would say a hardware wallet like Trezor or Ledger S would be the best for security. The only way they can steal your info is if they have your pin or passphrase as well as having your seed phrases. Highly unlikely they can gather all this information in one spot at one time.

They simply don't exist. Even a trezor could get hacked, if you lose it for example.


Not true. Chances that you will lose your bitcoin in an online wallet like blockchain.info are higher then if you'd store them in a hardware wallet, but that chances are really, really small.


There's no unhackable wallet. You could go for a webwallet / hardware wallet / offline wallet.

Now what's best is based on certain criteria's you might have. ( Easy accesible, easy to use etcetera.)

The safest would be to use either an offline wallet, or a hardware wallet listed here. https://bitcoin.org/en/wallets

I use coinbase. Easy buying and selling digital currency easy, with one simple interface. they offer a wallet, an exchange, and merchant tools. Good for starters.

Get one free at:
https://www.coinbase.com/join/5a018883f6f59c02f01aebd0

You can't post refferal links on this forum, i'd advise you to remove it before you get IP-banned.

Also, coinbase is only a good wallet for starters. With coinbase you don't own any bitcoin, coinbase does. You have no control over your private keys, which means that if coinbase goes down you will lose all your bitcoin.

All wallets were you can store you private keys.
As long as no one knows your private keys you are safe

Hardware wallets are safe. If you can't buy a hardware wallet please use a desktop wallet like electrum.

I don't think there is something unhackable at all ... but you can make it very difficult  :) ...

I would say: For a smooth and fast experience you can take Electrum as Bitcoin-Wallet ... or get a Trezor, Ledger or a paper wallet ...

... and don't store your Bitcoins at any exchanges for a longer time ...

There is no such porfela that can not be broken. I use blockchain because it is one of the most reliable wallets. His security is high and I have not heard of any theft.

Thanks for the information here in this post, it helped me a lot

if you looking for unhackable, you should using paper wallet.
for notice, save your important infos about your wallet in safe place, when you losing your paper wallet, you have no idea how to recover it.

A hardware wallet like the Ledger Nano S would be your best bet. It has a small profile and can be used to store multiple coins.

i use myetherwallet but keep your private key for your security :)

If you live in the philippines, I suggest you use coins ph. Bitcoin wallet is a very important wallet because if it is hackable, you will lose all of your electronic money.

Please read the stickied thread "Bitcoin Wallets - Which, what, why?" (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1631151.0) and asks questions there.