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 I have TEL, TRX, XLM, BTC, ETH, ICX, VEN, KEY, OCN, and NEO. I really want a ledger nano but am unsure if it'll hold all my crypto. I have an etherwallet online but haven't put anything on it since I'm still confused if it'll accept what I currently hold. Can someone help point me in the right direction? Thank you

You can try myetherwallet. Myetherwallet is very user friendly and based from what I read about here in the forum myetherwallet is very secured in such a way that your altcoins are secured and will not be encrypted and by that I say that I really trust myetherwallet.

myetherwallet - all types of erc20 coins/tokens.

See the full list here: https://etherscan.io/tokens

For other coins, using their own recommended wallet/exchange usually works.

Myetherewallet is one of the best ERC20 wallets, it can hold most of your coin but i doubt on the BTC and NEO.
there is electrum also and NEO wallet. you can put all of your those coin on that 3 wallets and also coinbase can hold bitcoin and ethereum.
just a tip. don't put all your coins in just one wallet for a better security.

I recommend company or coin owned or backed wallets because they're more secure and reliable than third-party wallets.
I have NEO so I'm using NEO Wallet, MyEtherWallet for my ERC20 tokens, Waves wallets for Waves coins and so on.
Using third-party wallets will put your assets on danger because altcoin companies are creating their own app so that their users will be safe and secure their assets.
I don't really recommend third-party wallet apps because nothing more secure than using company owned wallets and apps.

I just use Myetherwallet wallet for ETH and some tokens that work with ETH and I use blockchain.info to store the bitcoin I have. besides that I also keep in the market wallet that I believe.

Myetherwallet or MEW can only hold ethereum and ethereum based tokens (ERC20) which is commonly used by these new altcoins in the market,
Back to OP,you can search to the ledger's official website if they can hold those coins,do not use any app or web wallet because they are prone to hackers.

You have a variety of tokens.
In general, I will use the imtoken for the erc20 token.
NEO I will use a full computer wallet with NEO - GUI.
BTC I will use the light purse of kcash.
You can refer to it.

Right now ledger nano can't store all of them as most of them are considered new and not supported yet. But you don't have to worry as ledger usually add a new coin/token if the demand is high. So you can store some of them in ledger and keep the rest in the official wallet of each coin until ledger support it.

As cold wallet I have a Trezor which stores almost all of my cryptocurrencies. As hot wallet i use the Eidoo App, it's really convenient and it should be secure, however I only store my Coins/ Tokens there temporary.
Because the majority of my holdings are ETH/ ERC20 Tokens and Coins that are supported by Trezor I don't really need any other light clients. :)

I normally use myetherwallet for several ERC20 wallet because MEW is trusted in the community. MEW is secured and it is hard to be hack unless you give your own private key so for you starter go for ME. But for my major coin holdings like BTC, ETH, XRP, LTC and etc etc are stored in ledger for HODL purpose.

The best variant for storaging your crypto is any cold wallet. I use Ledger Nano S (cost just 79 EUR).
Good combitanion: MEW+Ledger for ETH & ERC20 tokens or NEON Wallet + Ledger for NEO & its tokens. It also supports a lof of coins: Stratis,Stellar,Litecoin,Ripple, Bitcoin (of course  :)) and many others.

I'm using electrum and myethewallet with metamask, also I'm using Wawes wallet. This three are pretty good, simpple, and safety imho. However maybe there exist more protected wallets.

5 - Cryptonator
4 - Agama
3 - Exodus
2 - Jaxx
1 - Coinomi

These are some of the best options for now.
Myetherwallet is very user-friendly. Coinbase, CoinPayments are also good options.

You should go for Ledger Blue. It has the latest compatibility with majority of coins

I am only use myetherwallet. I know it used only ERC20 based token. It have own exchenger and it is very easy for translation. I am also know about Stellar Wallet. But not use yet.

Your best bet is to definitely buy a hardware wallet. I'm pretty sure the ledger nano s is capable of holding all myetherwallet coins. If you can't do that, then make sure you have 2fa enabled on the exchanges that you use.

Myetherwallet is a good choice, and most people will put erc20 tokens in their Myetherwallet wallet.
NEO also has a corresponding light purse to use, you can check it on the official website of NEO, most of which will put BTC in Electrum wallet or various hardware wallet, because it is safer.

I think most of the crypto you listed above are ERC 20 tokens and am sure ledger nano can hold those Cryptos but in most cases those using ledger nano S also have trezor wallet which can hold tokens that ledger nano doesn't support.

Don't put all your currencies in a single wallet. Try to use the concept of portfolio. You can use Coinbase, MEW, Bittrex. You can also use the Wallets offered by the coins own company that you want to hold. It's all about safety after all.

MEW is the best, my opinion though.. is there anything something decent like this one? just curious

I am only using 4 types of wallet , eth, btc, kcash, and waves wallet in dealing with cryptocurrencies.

Oh, thank you for helping me and thank you for replying to my post because it let me know that thing that I don't know. Thank you, I will check some sites other that myetherwallet so that my coins will be more safer. Thanks a lot!

I also use myetherwallet, and yes it a great wallet. It is safe and secur; just keep your private key by yourself. Aside from that, I also use coins.ph; it is the most popular here in the Philippines.

   You start with Bitcoin wallet. Then you need Ethereum walllet for
Ethereum`s and ERC-20 tokens. After you buy Litecoins and you
need Litecoin wallet.
   Point is that you start with one wallet but more you here you need
more wallet. You can not run away from that. It is better to use
official wallets from official sites, then to download some third party
multi-coin wallets. In the end choice is your. We know that official
is always better.

Same idea here, check the coin if it's under ERC20, just don't ever ever share your private key cause you have only one...
If your joining campaign it will state also if their coin is covered by ERC20 and advice you to create a wallet compatible to their campaign coin so its not an issue, they will provide you a link (usually from the campaign manager and not anyone else)

Depends on the coin of course.

A lot of people like MEW and I'd say that's the best one for eth.