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Hi All,

 

unfortunatelly I lost almost all my cryptocurrencies, which I had in 2014, since I left them on exchanges.

 

Now, I only could access one exchange with 0.1 bitcoin, cash - goldcoin. Additionally, I have stille some ripple xrp coins. Now, I was wondering how to store them savely? If I download only the bitcoin wallet all the blocks are going to be donwloaded which is a lot of data.

 

Could anybody recommend me how to save the coins savely, I actually whould like to store different once. Since I also lost over 400 Dark/dashcoins, since I left them on an exchange....

 

 

thanks in advance

i recommend getting a hardware wallet. i find hardware wallets to be the most secured. I'd recommend investing in a ledger hardware; IMO. You can also go the paper wallet or electrum wallet route as well.

Since you have different kinds of coins unfortunately you also need to have different kinds of wallets for each specific coin.

Bitcoin: Electrum | https://electrum.org
Ripple: Toastwallet | https://toastwallet.com
Dash: https://www.dash.org/wallets/#wallets

You can also try out Exodus(multi coin wallet), but I don't think they currently support XRP: https://www.exodus.io

I suggest you for BTC the electrum wallet. I used it for a lot of time and I never had any problem.
You could even set the 2FA (but pay attention, because if you enable it you may find some difficulties for claiming hard forked coins).
Remember always to store in a safe place your seeds and private key :)

I like Myetherwallet for ETH and ERC20 tokens. Very popular, fast and simple  ;D. But you must afraid fishing sites, join only from browser bookmark.

It's written many times here in this forum, the best wallets are these proposed by the developers because are tested by them.
Be careful with the web adresses of the wallets, you don;t want to chose a fake one...

Best for you if u want to hold for long is Paperwallets. Now Paperwallet is supporting 150 Popular coins including some Outstanding coins like ( BTC/LTC/BCH/BTX/DASH etc ).

These are some tutorials which can help you -

How to use paper wallet - http://toppayingsites.net/tutorials/how-to-use-paper-wallet-bitcoin/

How to redeem from paperwallet - http://toppayingsites.net/tutorials/how-to-redeem-bitcoin-paperwallet/

You can generate address in offline mode , so there is no fear of your private keys got hacked.

I'm positive about my Ledger Nano.

For me is Luno.

 Leger wallet for all

Hardware wallet for all coins you can store on them - Ledger or Trezor.

Hardware wallets are the most secure, but also the most expensive. The top brands include: KeepKey, NanoLedger, and Trezor.  However, CoinBase/GDAX exchange personally insures all of your cryptocurrency if the exchange is hacked. They do this by storing 98% of the coins on the exchange in offline hardware. The downside to this, is that they only offer wallets for 4 coins.

The best btc wallet in my country which is the philippines that is recommended by many people is coins.ph.

Leger wallet

Hardware wallets are the most secure, but also the most expensive. I'd recommend investing in a Trezor OR Ledger hardware wallet. You can also go the paper wallet or electrum wallet route as well.

Hardware wallets would be the way to go.
Coinomi on an old unused android phone, would also do the trick. If you don’t have the funds to invest in a hardware wallet. Do a factory reset first.
As long as you keep your seed safe. And don’t download any other apps or surf the internet on that phone,
You should be ok.

For ethereum and erc20 tokens--> https://www.myetherwallet.com

I would recommend https://www.myetherwallet.com (MEW), it is very popular and very secure. It is for ETH and erc20 tokens. Cheers!

https://www.xrpchat.com/topic/4063-popular-wallets/ (https://www.xrpchat.com/topic/4063-popular-wallets/)

Here you can find the list of wallets for XRP, for example Rippex (https://rippex.net/carteira-ripple.php#/ (https://rippex.net/carteira-ripple.php#/))

For ETH and ERC-20 coins: MEW
Besides that Exodus as a desktop wallet with great graphic effects is very good too (back ups made through e-mail).

Same here  :D :D but this is also not suitable to keep ETH long-term right ??

i prefer myetherwallet for long term coins and for the coins i trade I just use the exchange.

My ether wallet is another good option for collecting cryptocurrencies.
The foremost advice never share your private key to anyone & not check your coin every day.
There are lots of hackers online who may hack your account and don't save your key online to any pattern.

Trezor

Trezor is more expensive than Ledger Nano S.
Ledger supports BTC,BCH,ETH & it`s ERC20 Tokens + a lot of other coins.

I like to recommend myetherwallet.

For btc I recommend a TREZOR and for eth https://www.myetherwallet.com/.

i also use it, it very popular and easy to access.

I love the recommendations here, I was asked to make an ethereum wallet because a friend of mine told me that it is necessary to receive tokens from campaign, I'll try some here :)

I just stated using Coinomi and it's pretty easy to use and I haven't read anything it being insecure. You can use it with your phone which is nice.

Use different wallet for different cryptos, IMROKEN for ETH and ERC20, Electrum for BTC, and download the office wallet on their official website.Well, you can also use a hardware wallet.

If you are storing bitcoins for a longer period then holding it in a cold wallet is preferable but if you intend to use it for immediate use then keeping it on an online exchange with a google 2FA on to secure it is more sufficient. The only downside is the exchange be hacked, which is near impossible nowadays.

I just start using myetherwallet and it is really easy to use.

I use Electrum purse. With it I'm completely safe, and I can also set up a fee for sharing or simply using my funds.

just use official wallet and use hardware wallet.

"Best" is subjective. You have to decide what features are most important to you. Some things to consider: security, how easy/difficult it is to use it, availability of support staff, which coins/tokens it supports. I would also research exchanges you use in a similar fashion.

Buy a hardware wallet like the Ledger Nano. They hold most popular coins and it is convenient and secure. -Chaz

any good multicurrency wallets? exodus fees are not joke at all :o and cryptonator have security issues as i can see

Offline wallet is always safe!

Recomended hardware wallet,
Ledger Nano
Trezor

Offline wallet without hardware,
Coinomi (android playstore)

however some alternative coin may ready some official offline wallet for you

as i know is only as above! cheers

Yeah I agree with hardware wallet because while I'm doing reading most I also about it advice by many.

The best wallet that I know and the most familiar in my country which is the philippines is coins.ph because this wallet is really safe and secure and most recommended by many people.

   I like and use myetherwallet for airdrop&bounties.  If you want a wallet with over 15 cryptocoins, you can use Cryptonator,

From the beginninng I was using the coinbase wallet and now i am using blockchain..and i find that between these 2 coinbase is a litttle bit better to use.

Coinomi is HD wallet-app only for Android and iOS devices. It has been around since 2014 and no wallet has ever been hacked or otherwise compromised, and no user has ever lost money with it due to a wallet's issue as far as I know.

Is it ok if i download a wallet on a mobile or is it better if you have it on computer?

i prefer poloniex

Hi guys.
Is MEW safe ?

Bro can you tell me which wallet transfer cost is low? Which most Trusted & popular wallet?

mew is literally the safest place outside of hardware wallets

Yes. Myetherwallet+Metamask is the best solution for ETH and ethereum based tokens. Just be sure you use right link for it. There are bunch of MEW phising sites.

Myetherwallet for ETH and ERC20 tokens is the best one. And for Bitcoin you can trust on Coinbase. alternatively you can put all you coins into hardware or paper wallet.

I think it is less safe to store coins on a mobile phone because you get to connect to the internet everyday with your phone.

Storing coins on a PC should be relatively better, especially for those people who do not use PC often. For those who may only boot up their PC several times a year, it would be just like a cold storage.

I've heard a lot of positive feedback about LegerWallet. I was not sure myself and in the end I decided to start using it. I must admit that I was not disappointed and I recommend it to everyone.

Hardware wallets are by far the best, you keep your money with you... Electronic wallet , blockchain and coinbase are the most trustable, however you always need to remember they are who store your private key and you do not really have control over your assets

bitcoin.co.id is not the best wallet but the best for trading, the miner fee is standard
and withdraw fee still affordable, for ETH wallet you can use MEW cause support ERC20

Best is hardware wallet IMHO.

I use hardware wallet and use Blockchain. Info wallet service as secondary, don't let your Bitcoin stay long in some exchange use it in a day leave it in that day also

Maybe look closer in coinbase cause for me it is one of the easiest for begginers and one of the most use even by more experience people.

Use Paxful! They are reliable!

hey guys i am currently using myetherwallet is it safe?

I suggest Ledger Nano S or Trezor
you can buy the ledger Nano S directly from https://www.ledgerwallet.com
buy only from the official sites, to avoid scams
now there is a preorder available, take a look, the hardware wallet Nano S is extra secure way to store Your coins

Regards.

myetherwallet is safe, but, it depends where you keep your private keys or the memonic phrase for your login
put them in a very safe place, the best way is to write (by hand) them down, not even print them

Regards.

Since you are using multiple cryptocurrencies, the most secure way is to have a separate wallet for each one, i personally use metamask for ethereum and ERC20 tokens.

Ledger Nano S is a great hard wallet and you can buy it on Amazon

no! do not buy Ledger or any wallet on ebay, amazon or similar, because you risk to get a hacked one
buy only from the main official dealer, the Nano S is available now on preorder, do just wait for the delivery, https://www.ledgerwallet.com/r/3c45

do not risk your crypto, remember, only official sites!

ledger hardware wallet.. or trezor.. any offline wallet

ledger hardware wallet is really a must as it never exposes your private keys.. :) in my view, best wallet atm.

You do not have any control at your private keys here, better use Jaxx
Jaxx also support lot of cryptos, and the best of all is that you have a full control of your private keys

Regards.

MyEtherwallet is the best, I use this now, it's pretty safe in my opinion

sorry for your predicament. for ERC20 tokens, use myetherwallet. also you could try Exodus which i currently use, it has shapeshift which enables one to change from one coin to another, however, it currently supports coins such as BTC< ETH, funfair, Golem and some few other alts. Ultimately, ensure you store majority of your cryptoos in cold storage.

I really like Metamask wallet. That works really easy.

For me the best wallet is coins.ph because this is the most recommended bitcoin wallet here in my country.

I am thinking about the same question. I suppose if you want to keep rest of your coins then the best way is some kind of offline wallets, eg. ledger hardware wallet or trezor.

When you want to actively use it then online wallet where you can store just part as you need.

right like that, the best way to keep your coins safe is to put them on cold
ledger has opened the preorder for Nano S, take a look ->> https://www.ledgerwallet.com/

I personally use LEDGER WALLET NANO S for saving my bitcoins and altcoins, With this wallet, your private keys are stored offline, so you need not worry about the safety of your coins. Nano S is also the cheapest multi-currency hardware wallet The Ledger doesn’t come with an anti-tampering sticker as its cryptographic procedure checks for integrity of the instrument when powered on. it also support my etherwallet so you dont need to worry of your btc and altcoins.

use LEDGER WALLET, if you have ledger wallet you will have other coins when forks happen, in that way you will have an extra coins.

Is Freewallet OK? I heard it's pretty fine but never tried it if to tell you the truth.  :-\

for what coin?

Hardware wallet is the best and most secure. Trezor and the likes are best hardware wallet. I can also recommend Mycelium

In my experience hardware wallets are more safe than online wallets / exchange ..  you can try ledger wallet ..

MyEtherWallet is the best Ethereum Wallet.

For example for Waves or Ethereum?

P.S.
Thanks for answering, here everybody are ignoring.

Etherdelta
Coinbase
Vip bitcoin
Xapo
Luno

I like to use paper wallets whenever I can. Very secure. Of course you should store the paper in a safe place.

f you are interested in buying and holding ripple, and are looking for a wallet, I highly recommend signing up at exarpy.com. It has an instantaneous transaction speed, does not keep a user database (so no hack potential), and has a flat fee of .01 XRP for transaction, whereas all other wallets charge a percentage, so if you're holding to sell all at once this is likely the cheapest way to go.

I like to use Myetherwallet and Jaxx wallet for iOS.

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for ETH use Jaxx, you control the private keys

for Waves use their Official online Wallet: https://waveswallet.io or the app Waves Wallet featuring DEX (DEcentralized eXchange) now also available for Apple iOS devices

Source: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/waves-wallet/id1233158971

I prefer Myetherwallet for ETH and ERC20 tokens. Also Grin.

In a world of digital insecurity, paper wallets are the best admitting that the code has no bug.

I don't understand why paying for a ledger nano s or equivalent, for a certain cost, that is made by a company (you need to trust the company), and then go through different channels (possibility of alternating the source code), if you have a piece of paper that you can store out of digital world, where you can modify your private key numbers in you own way when you write it down that adds even more complexity to discover your real private key and is in my opinion more secure that any other digital device until someone invents the tool to read in my brain :)

Invest in a hardware wallet if you want to keep any considerable amount of cryptocurrency. I like Ledger Nano S and Trezor, Ledger is more versatile when it comes to the number of supported currencies.

Do you guys have any idea of Metamask wallet?

As far as I know it doesn't support 2 factor authentication, which is an important security feature.

Coinomi is a multi-asset wallet that supports every cryptocurrency and token you can dream of.  Using ShapeShift, they allow easy exchanges between any of the supported assets from within the interface. No identity-linking, no IP or transaction tracking, and your IP is even filtered through their servers for added anonymity. Its easy to verify security with their open source ecosystem.

Hey guys, sorry for repeatin maybe, but can anybody recommend best wallet which I can freely use with mobile app (Android). Btw of course main points are safety and usability. Thanks for everybody.

which cripto? BTC - Mycelium, for multicurrency use Jaxx
they ares safe & user firendly

Thank you really much, I appreciate your help.
I'll try to read more about that wallets. You are the best !  ;D

Jaxx does not provide source code, thus as secure it could be, I will not put my money in, except the small amount I’m ok to loose.

hi just a newbie here and currently using mew or eth wallet. do we have or is there any other wallet that we can use?

I like Binance as they provide 0.1% fee. And they are continuously working to improve. I used to respect hitbtc but after I lost $100 there I became a hater. Now I keep binance acc, coinbase acc and recently got a freewallet acc cause they are really working hard to keep low fees and do btc transactions quite fast and cheep

First of all what coin are you interested in?
You what to trade &/or mine some coins too?

Would be multicurrency, thank you for recommendation. Some time ago I heard that there was some problems with registration at one of  the famous (don't remember exactly which) markets. What about now, is there tendency that there are too much new players?

I myself use MEW, my ethereum wallet.

Mostly btc, nxt, eth.
 I’m interested in all coins if they have potential for growth.

My main focus would be trading, no mining

I use myetherwallet

Well I would recommend using official wallets of the coins
as for Ripple you can use gatehub

I have used it before and I am satisfied with their services, even tho I was unhappy because you have to store at least some XRP coins in the wallet so the wallet can work with all it's functions.

But for most of the coins I use the official wallet from the official BitcoinTalk Announcement.

give it a try

Jaxx have really bad rank and reviews, trying to find something better.

You can use metamask..
dont forget your seedwords and password.
or else your acct. will be compromised.
its safe  when you using it in etherdelta.
and the last time when etherdelta got attacks.
my etherium tokens and other smart contract are safe...

thankful that I use it since start.  :)

i use wallet jaxx to save dash & bitcoin

than use Jaxx as a PC, Linux, Mac, Android or iOS wallet or more safe way to do it i s to buy a Nano S from https://www.ledgerwallet.com/r/3c45

Good luck & just hodl ;-)

The best wallet for me is coins.ph because in my country which is the philippines it is the most trusted and guaranteed bitcoin wallet.

I would say metamask or myetherwallet for ethereum, but apparently they got hacked last week? I didn't have the time to get the full story.

Try to save your password in multy environment, not all passwords in the same place.

For bitcoins, I use coinbase and bittrex, I think coinbase is pretty safe, but again they closed numbers of unverified account, so my tips is: never all your bag in the same place. If you've a lot of money, I think a physical wallet like edger nano will be your best choice to save your investment.

You mentioned that you have bch, and btc, and some ripple, so just go to Ledger website and buy one, it is not more than $70 at the moment, and you will have all your cryptos protected in there forever, since hardware wallets are almost unhackeable.

I have a Ledger Nano S which probably has been mentioned in this thread already. I like it as it is small and transportable. It stores the private keys to the cryptos that you purchased and since it detaches from your computer, it is essentially unhackable. There is a 6 digit passcode to open the device.

Hi guys have you tried the Eidoo wallet for eth? For me at the moment is the best solution!

What I use is My Ether Wallet and Coins.ph. not sure if that is one of the best,I haven't try any other wallet yet.

Bitcoin Wallet is an app that lets you manage your personal Bitcoins. This one is by Coinbase. They're a reasonably trustworthy company in the Bitcoin

I have a question regarding BTC.

I have only coinbase account for store  BTC. Some airdrop and bounty campaign  ask BTC address. Then I always give this address.
Is this a problem or should I open a Copay or Electronum wallet?

You should buy a ledger nano S to safely store your bitcoins and other crypto currencies. Never ever leave your coins or tokens on exchanges it's not safe.

You mean hardware wallets right. Thank you for replying. :)

There is no doubt that coinbase is the best wallet.

Use hardware wallet. Ledger nano s, for example. It's most safety wallet now.

I use freewallet and myetherwallet. this combination works perfectly for me

Can you please tell me why doesn't everybody use Freewallet? As I got the point it can work with BTC and ETH. Why so much people using MEW instead? MEW is only for Ethereum as I got.

Is it a question of security?

I also heard about the commission if you send ETH from one MyEtherWallet to another. Is it truth? Because I heard Freewallet doesn't have a commission.

I'm quite new to the wallet stuff so still ain't following some things. You will help me strongly with your answers.

What is stille >?

Thanks @bitcoinblog, i'll also check out these site(s) because security is a crucial aspect for anyone who intend to trade with most crypto-currency.

Thanks

which wallet is best for bitcoin considering the crazy transaction fees which almost is more of than half of amount sent in some cases.

Best wallet for me is enjin mobile wallet. They are updating now this wallet for Iphone. And it was released before big correction. They have one of the most secure mobila wallet

Best wallet is ledger nano or trezor. But these hardware come with price.
If you dont want to shill out money you can go for Desktop wallets or paper wallets. They too are safe.

I've not try all Wallet but for me www.myetherwallet.com is a good way to begin

The best option is to go for a hardware wallet as it is most secure among all others.

Go for hardware wallet, that is the best.

The better solution is an hardware wallet, less vulnerable and completely of your property, you own all that you need to stroe crypto and sell again on an exchange if you want.

I think Ledger is the best one.

I am sorry you lost coins, don't give up, is good see you again in cryptos!

I use freewallet for trading needs and trezor for holding

You said in another post that you are a ripple millionaire .. ha ha ha

best of the best, top of the pops is Ledger
available now

https://www.ledgerwallet.com/r/3c45

Best regards.

I've found out the hard way regarding security. So I follow some staple sucurity measures know. I store all my coins on multiple hard wear wallets and I also have the private keys written down stored safe. I think for online wallets you are taking a risk but there are a few with less cases of hacks than others. I like my ether wallet. I used to use exodus but the recent hack scared me.

Since you have different kinds of coins unfortunately you also need to have different kinds of wallets for each specific coin.

Bitcoin: Electrum | https://electrum.org
Ripple: Toastwallet | https://toastwallet.com
Dash: https://www.dash.org/wallets/#wallets

Hardware wallet are the best wallets. They are the most secure way to store your coins. Trezor and Ledger are two that I know of that are good. Once you have more than a few hundred dollars into cryptocurrencies you should invest into buying a hardware wallet.

Bitcoin is stored on the network and to use the same Bitcoin you need a private key of the corresponding address. Thus it is recommended hold Bitcoins in offline wallets such as securely generated paper wallet or reputed hardware wallets like Trezor. Even if you're taking all the security precautions on the exchange or wallet, you never know what kind of security precautions are being taken on the server side so holding anything online has a risk. So I believe that offline wallets are best in terms of of security.

My advice is to use a wallet like Electrum (https://electrum.org) and save the seed in a safe place.

Your safest bet is a hardware wallet, here's a few worth looking into:

- Keepkey
- Ledger Nano S
- Trezor

Otherwise, check out paper wallets like myetherwallet.
 :)

what exchange did you leave them on that they took it all?

I think ETH is a best of all

For me the best wallet is the wallet who can make with it money before 3 years the best wallet is bitcoin but now ethereum is the best wallet because is very hard now to make free high profit by bitcoin with his price

If you don't want to spend for a hardware wallet, I will suggest Electrum for Bitcoin and MyetherWallet for eth and erc-20 tokens

Hey man give Morph a try: https://morphwallet.com

Morph is extremely secure and has extra security gates that other wallets (such as Ledger nano S) do not have like trusted devices, 2 Factor authentication and automatic key backups so you can never lose your funds. It also is able to store a ton of other coins so you can see all of your funds and spending from one app. We are also available on Android, IPhone and desktop so you can track funds from all of your devices.

Nothing more secured and safer to use hard wallet like ledger nano or trezors. with this kind of Crypto wallet it to hard for hackers to take all your hard earned coins/token from you.. Even crypto experts used this items. but be sure when you purchased this go to license retailers and dont buy second hand it might compromised or unsafe to used. good luck

Never tried and heard this type of wallet.

I'll stick to the popular ones that has been proven by time and gain its reputation through the community.

Coinbase is an exchange platform for buying/selling Bitcoin, not really a wallet. You can store your Bitcoins there but it's not recommended. You definitely cannot mine anything with Coinbase. As for the ID verification, this is required. Coinbase is basically a bank so you'll need proper ID to open an account with them.

I use the MyEtherWallet wallet and I think he is very convenient.

Hardware wallet is best option. https://www.ledgerwallet.com/products/ledger-nano-s and https://trezor.io
Both can store major coins such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, ERC-20 token, Ripple...You can see the support lists on their sites.

I recommend  that you can use mew. It is  safe for you so I can think you can use it

I would recommend myetherwallet.com (ECR20). BUT PLEASE, DO NOT DISCLOSE YOUR PRIVATE KEY

Personally I trust and use Ledger Nano S. Some people say very good things about Electrum, but I never used it, so cannot tell you anything to that effect.

Couldn't agree more: Trezor and Ledger are probably the best we have. Which one to pick depends on your preferences ;)

Since you have different kinds of coins unfortunately you also need to have different kinds of wallets for each specific coin.

Bitcoin: Electrum | https://electrum.org
Ripple: Toastwallet | https://toastwallet.com
Dash: https://www.dash.org/wallets/#wallets

Do we even have best wallet at all.I think best wallet is more dependent on you and how you keep your details.

You can use hardware wallet like Trezor, it is totally safe because your coin is stored offline and only you have the right to access it.

This post will help you https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1631151.0

Yes we have and that depends on how you are looking to that wallet. If it works perfectly for you and didn't gave you any headache that can be the best wallet.

We have our own way of keeping our crypto's, some that doesn't have capacity to avail hardware wallet will stick to desktop wallet or paper wallets and that can be the best for them. I agree with what you said its on how we keep our details but its also good to have one trusted wallet.

How you keep your details is very important .. but I do like coinoomi ... It has a very good interface , though their shapeshift feature is not yet on board, but since I been using them I have had any gitches .

I recommend to use Ledger Nano S
If some coin dont have presence on hardware wallet use wallet provided by dev team from main site coin. Web wallets and having coins on exchange is not good way to storage coins.

Almost anything else you will do will be so much better than you did before.
Use online wallets, use software wallets, even use mobile wallets (but this is worst option from this three) that will be better.

I recommend online or software wallets, keep your private keys always this will guarantee you success and recovery of old coins.

I'll recommend hardware wallets like: Trezor, Ledger, Keepkey or make it by yourself on your USB.

I like Myetherwallet for ETH and ERC20 tokens

I recommend Coinomi multi wallet . It support many coins and Ethereum tokens

I like keeping coins on a desktop wallet pre-saving it on a flash drive.

If the plan is so save the coins for long period the i would say the best option is a paper wallet. To make a paper wallet could be really easy with vanity gen, you onlt need the addy and the private key, then you can print it or save it inside a file.txt then put that file inside a zip and add it password.

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Vanitygen


Remember to download the software and create your own addys, if you use a online service for this then you will risk your coins by compromising your secret key with the server.

tomorrow 7 Jan 2019 Ledger will release the new firmware
one of the improvement is that there will be possible to use more different wallet apps than is possible now

let's see what new features will bring the new firmware tomorrow
stay tuned

I use blockchain.info for daily usage, cold wallet to store my precious coins.

The current firmware on Ledger’s Homepage is still version 1.4.2. The new firmware, v 1.5, will be available very soon (see  ledger-nano-s-firmware-update-to-be-released-early-january-2019 (https://www.ledger.fr/2018/12/19/ledger-nano-s-firmware-update-to-be-released-early-january-2019)), and it brings a few interesting features:

-   New cryptographic algorithms (to support more crypto-assets), which bring along new hashes, signatures and derivation schemes.

-   Security enhancements (MCU genuine check to attest firmware – likely related to what wallet.fail presented in the 35c3 conference, modified pin code implementation to make it more resilient to hacks, arithmetic arquitecture redesign).

-   WebUSB, enabling the creation of apps similar to Ledger Live on any compatible browser.

-   Fixed a bug in application management to recover free space properly.

What’s even more interesting is that Ledger Nano X, the new enhanced version, is now available in pre-order, and will be available during March 2019 (see  Ledger Unveils New Nano X Hardware Wallet at CES 2019 (https://www.ledger.fr/2019/01/07/ledger-unveils-new-nano-x-hardware-wallet-at-ces-2019/) and Ledger Nano X (https://www.ledger.com/products/ledger-nano-x)), bringing amongst other features:

-   Bluetooth enabled capability (easier integration with mobile devices).
-   Greater capacity (up to 100 apps).
-   Larger screen.
-   Enhanced hardware (that seems to now cover the MCU).

We’ll have to see it in action. Interesting, but personally not (yet) to keen on Bluetooth communication with the device.

No best wallets out there, but so far I have no issues with these:
1) Exodus desktop wallet. Nice themes and portfolio management.
2) MyEtherWallet online mainly for your ERC tokens
3) Ledger as a physical wallet. Expensive and coin support is limited but that's the safest way to store your funds.

For ethereum and erc20 tokens, opt for https://www.myetherwallet.com

Well since you have lost your bitcoin early as a result of leaving them unsecured on an exchange.

It would be best to have your bitcoin that you don't want to exchange immediately kept in a bitcoin wallet

Very sad to here that.

Below are few wallets that I have used:
1. Trezor
2. Exodus
3. Coinomi.

If you want to read in-detail about top wallets refer below link:
https://coinswitch.co/news/top-10-multi-cryptocurrency-wallets-2019

Hope this article will be enough to understand about good wallets.

Get yourself a hardware wallet and you will be as safe as safe can be going forward.

I think there is local, after the backup, do not open the wallet, this way is very safe.

Lol you cannot store bitcoin in MEW wallet,because MyEthereumWallet is for erc20 based tokens/coins only  and not for the number cryptocurrency Bitcoin

I recommend OP must not use exchanges for storing hes cryptocurrencies because this is prone to hacking and stealing

Hello all, I recommend Bitberry mobile wallet. On the Bitberry wallet, users can easily sign up via their Google accounts without any need to store private keys.
https://bitberry.app

The best wallet hardware wallet. Hardware wallet is a good choice if you' re serious about security and convenient, reliable bitcoin and crypto storage. The three most popular best hardware wallet is, Ledger Nano S, TREZOR, KeepKey. Hardware wallet many safety hackers can't be stolen it can be protected with a pin code. Hardware wallet keeps private keys separate from vulnerable, internet connected devices.