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There are few wallets that I am aware of like Atomic wallet, trust wallet, Tezos and ledger.

Are there any more and do they all support multi cryptocurrency staking also?

The above four do support staking as per my understanding.

There are more multi wallets that support cold staking too just like bitgo, coinomi, cobo. that makes me get a little surprised to see that if all of the major hardware wallet providers have already supported staking.
Im using coinomi and im doing cold staking right now on my wallet. It's really simple to do.

I can't find any info pertaining Staking on Coinomi wallet, the ones i knew that support staking features is atomic wallet and tron link wallet tron coins and its smart contract coins as well, staking are now available on top exchanges now

If you are looking for something safe and easy to use. I can advise you another hardware wallet. Trezor wallet. Quite useful for the ones that looking for a simple wallet.

To store multi cryptocurrency wallets I use Coinomi which in my opinion is safe and it can be called a versatile cold wallet.
For staking coins do not have to be in the wallet or Trezor etc. who prefer the lighter and clearer Binance exchanges there we will see so many staking coins.

do not forget about exodus, coinpayments.
there a lot of multi-cryptocurrency wallets that exist in this space, it is just I do not know whether they are reliable or not because it is not well-known to us.


coinomi supports staking on its platform
https://coinomi.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/29000026013-staking-in-coinomi

I do not prefer exchanges due to security reasons and that is why I am asking this question.
Actually, if anyone is using an exchange for staking then move those cryptos to a wallet as it more secure and safe.

Does Exodus provide cold staking feature with its wallet. I have heard a lot of positive information about this wallet. If I am correct it is one of the early multi cryptocurrency wallet.

Yes, the four wallets you mentioned can support multi-cryptocurrency,
and another if I'm not mistaken is that the blockchain wallet also supports multi-cryptocurrency.

they are allowing us to stake eos on their platform but I do not know about other cryptos. yes, exodus is one of the early multi-cryptocurrency wallets.

I use Trezor and I think that from the cold wallets this is the most interesting option. It also supports a large number of cryptocurrencies and it is cheaper than Ledger. Before buying a wallet, I watched at a lot of reviews and made a comparison. maybe many users will argue with me but it seems to me that Trezor is the most convenient for storing your money

You can stake NEO (https://exodus.io/blog/neo-staking/), EOS (https://support.exodus.io/article/777-managing-mainnet-eos-staking-voting-and-resources), ARK (https://support.exodus.io/article/1291-ark-coin#stake), ONT  (https://support.exodus.io/article/1281-ontology-coin)on Exodus (https://www.exodus.io/).

I did found few articles but there are not so many wallets available to provide multi cryptocurrency service and at the same time also provide staking cryptos.

There are two articles that I want to list here:

The first one is - https://cointikka.com/5-best-cryptocurrency-wallet-for-staking-cryptos/
The second one is  - https://cryptopotato.com/best-wallets-for-staking-cryptocurrencies-in-2020/

I did read both of them and found the first one more assertive and clear.

What do you think?

I am using Trust wallet now. It supports TRX, XTZ and ATOM staking at the same time.
Also soon you will be able to stake IoTex and Waves.

And you can use some dapps for staking other tokens in Trust's DApp store. For example I am using it for TOMO staking. There is a Tomo Master dapp in Trust wallet.

Trust wallet is growing everyday with more users finding it extremely user-friendly owing to its more features and so on. As you already know, Trust wallet being a multi cryptocurrency wallet supports a lot of coins and tokens and the last time I checked, it also supports Tron staking. So in my own opinion, i will suggest you open your Trust wallet and search for the coins you want to stake, if there is options for staking, it will be made known to you with the appropriate steps to take.

Ledger has become a very popular multicurrency wallet for staking and is widely used because of its capacity and quality. What's more, this one type of wallet provides two types of options used for staking. They are Ledger Live and also an external wallet application.
Besides the three other multicurrency wallets (besides Atomic wallet, trust wallet, Tezos, and ledger) that are used for staking crypto, there are also some more that are qualified.

1. Exodus
This is also very popular. We can use it both on mobile or desktop. Moreover, the user can also connect or integrate the application to the Trezor hardware wallet. Recently, in Exodus, the starting option relates to the partnership of the Exodus and also Switching.

2. StakeBox
This wallet offers more effective and efficient device that consumes less energy. You can stake the crypto and also earn the reward as you like, even 24×7 as you are earning PoS coins.

3. Magnum Wallet
This is also a trusted multicurrency wallet that is available for mobile devices. It doesn't only provide the wallet for staking but also instant exchange for sure. So that you can use it for many more utilities offered by this application.

Source:
https://cryptopotato.com/best-wallets-for-staking-cryptocurrencies-in-2020/
https://coinfunda.com/best-staking-wallets-stake-earn-pos-coins/

Well, those wallets are decent especially trustwallet it is owned by Binance, I been using it too to stake some coins like ATOM, etc, why not stick to it? Trying different untrusted wallets might end up in a bad way some get hacked or compromised. I prefer using the most trusted one right now. I understand your curiosity, of course, there are coins that are not available in this wallet and available in others. As suggested by others I have also tried magnum and coinomi. Be careful on magnum save your backup file, I messed up one time in that wallet my backup file was corrupted. Make sure you put in a safe place also save your private keys not just backup files so you have many options to access your wallet incase you lose the backup file.

I am still planning up to make use of trust wallets to stake tron coins but I just come to know a lot of other wallets are so offering such staking facility for different coins. It would be much helpful if people are sharing about profit levels for staking EOS and NEO in exodus wallet. I am holding some EOS in exchanges but after seeing this topic, I'm planning to have exodus wallet for staking EOS purposes.

I will be watching this topic for more such coins and idea about staking and I will keep on investing such coins. Because, staking definitely will get me profits and when bulls arrive into crypto markets, I believe staking+bull markets will get me my targeted profits.

Anyone trying leasing waves? I heard leasing is the concept in waves platform which is similar to staking in other coins. Any input on leasing of waves might be helpful for the people like me.

As far as I can tell only atomic wallet and trust wallet has inbuilt staking features, but what I don't like about staking coins is security, you still have to send out tokens from your wallet to another address for staking to starts. No safe of you ask me

Nope. You have seen the other wallets that you have quoted and Ledger is one of it. There are two coins that you can stake with Ledger wallet, Tron and Tezos.
https://www.ledger.com/staking
https://www.ledger.com/staking-tezos
https://www.ledger.com/staking-tron/

Nope - you can currently stake NEO, ONT and XTZ in the Exodus wallet.
And no need to send them out to another address.   ;D

Not sure if Blocknet's Litewallet (Multi Currency Wallet) will have staking enabled, but you can trade through Blocknet's DEX straight from the wallet, with a few clicks, without syncing up all the blockchains you want to trade.

It's definitely gonna boost Blocknet's total trading volume, which will earn service nodes even more fee's. :)

I think plenty of wallets have offered staking already. Top exchanges have staking already on their platform and aside from the mentioned wallets. I believe staking is most efficient on the wallet itself of that particular coins. Im talking about masternode and some features of coins for staking.

Its good that more platform have it and its a good alternative on doing mining which consuming a lot of energy.

If anyone have come across any staking coin that get things done without leaving your wallet should please share, because I haven't seen any, even those wallets that have this feature don't work has expected, on atomic wallet i still have to send my tokens into another wallet address for staking

Another cold wallet is the new Zero NGRAVE.

"The ZERO is the most secure hardware wallet ever made, and the corner stone of NGRAVE’s impenetrable security ecosystem. Conceptualised and built from scratch in close collaboration with world leading institutes in chip manufacturing, applied cryptography, and hardware security, the ZERO comes at an unparalleled level of inherent anti-tampering. The ZERO is completely offline, from secret key generation to transaction signing, keeping your holdings away from any online attack vector."

Trust wallet
Exodus wallet
Atomic wallet

These are the three wallets that support staking coins on their platforms but binance and other few top exchanges offer the same services too and ROI varies base on the coins you want to stake

Cobo wallet is one of the choices available if you are interested in staking different coins from one spot.

I would also recommend Tomo wallet for those looking for a great UI and easy staking experience.

Until now I also did not find a surveillance coin as you mean it, everything must still be seen through the wallet, if in the future someone develops this, it will definitely be very good to use, and liked by everyone of course.

Coinomi and Imtoken wallets are also multi currency wallets that supports multiple crypto assets. These wallets are not just secured I think they are also popular wallets with large user base.

Aladdin Wallet is a multi-currency, multi-account, and non-custodial wallet. Aladdin Wallet is the 2.0 version of ABBC's digital crypto wallet.It allows users to have full control of their digital assets and enables them to conduct fast and secure peer-to-peer crypto transactions.
The Aladdin Wallet (https://aladdinmc.com/#aladdinwallet) allows users to allocate resources for CPU, NET, and RAM. By staking ABBC, you can benefit from zero-cost transactions. With this advanced feature, you can easily check and monitor the number of available resources you have in your wallet. Its available on both Android and Iphone users.
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.abbc.abbcmobile&ah=-HqeQC5sbG5SOm2qo48mq8enh8o

Apple Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/abbc-mobile/id1475883958