all crypto wallet

[Sirbenjamin]

Is their a wallet where i can drop almoust every coin? If not, that would be a great idea i think

[Sendah]

Is their a wallet where i can drop almoust every coin? If not, that would be a great idea i think

My current wallet is MyEtherWallet and Waves i think i can say it's good for coins.
But try to research a better wallet.

[mk4]

It depends on what specific coins you need. But the best multi-coin wallet I know and use(excluding hardware wallets) is Exodus: http://www.exodus.io/  You can view the currently supported coins on their Exodus Wallet Roadmap[1]. If you're holding on to a good amount of coins, I'd extremely suggest that you use a hardware wallet like LedgerNanoS[2] and Trezor[3].

[1] http://support.exodus.io/article/96-exodus-wallet-roadmap
[2] http://ledgerwallet.com/
[3] http://trezor.io/

[Rodrigo Santos]

Maybe you can find some useful information in this thread [General] Bitcoin Wallets - Which, what, why?.
Search in the thread for Desktop Wallets and Hardware Wallets.

[aizen10]

Yes,  but not all tokens and altcoin can be stored into it.  Like for example, myetherwallet, this kind of wallet can be use to stored  all ERC20 supported tokens mostly all ico token are being use this wallet for more compability. All coins or tokens have a designated wallet, so not all coins can be store is just one wallet.  But this idea is great to implement.

[lamjed]

yes and i think it is the best wallet you could ever have until now of course . It called Coinbase and this is the link for the website . it is so easy to use and understand also .
https://www.coinbase.com

[blockchainbastard]

If you don´t want to thrust a third party, there is no way at the moment.
You are always depending on the software vendor to not steal your $PASSWD $MONEY $SECRETS, or have to hope that the exchange of your choice doesn´t confict with any law or disapera for some other reasons.
But thats only intressting if you have a lot of coin vlaue.
Sometimes it´s good to be poor, I wonder how all theses coin millionaires handle that.

my $0.50
BCB

[AdolfinWolf]

If you don´t want to thrust a third party, there is no way at the moment.
You are always depending on the software vendor to not steal your $PASSWD $MONEY $SECRETS, or have to hope that the exchange of your choice doesn´t confict with any law or disapera for some other reasons.
But thats only intressting if you have a lot of coin vlaue.
Sometimes it´s good to be poor, I wonder how all theses coin millionaires handle that.

my $0.50
BCB

You clearly have no clue what you're talking about.

There's various multi-crypto currency wallets linked above,

[1] http://support.exodus.io/article/96-exodus-wallet-roadmap
[2] http://ledgerwallet.com/
[3] http://trezor.io/

which give you FULL control over your wallet, and where the so called "third party", who coded the wallet has no influence or power AT ALL, ( or access to your private keys).

If they go down, you should simply be able to export your private keys offline, and import them into a new wallet.
( In some cases they can't go down at all, see trezor & Nano for example. I actually think exodus can't go down either, unless all the nodes of every altcoin go down aswell.)

[gamerfan]

Is their a wallet where i can drop almoust every coin? If not, that would be a great idea i think

I started using coinomi for android. It is a good choice to manage multiple coins...

[Cryptoryx]

Trezor is a fine option ifyou're looking for a hardware wallet.
Exodus might be a good option as well.

[blockchainbastard]

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You clearly have no clue what you're talking about.

->More than you imaging, but perhaps you just want to bully around and ignore the facts.

There's various multi-crypto currency wallets linked above,

->multi-crypto or all crypto as asked in the topic is only one and not various

which give you FULL control over your wallet, and where the so called "third party", who coded the wallet has no influence or power AT ALL, ( or access to your private keys).

-> which HAS full control over your private keys, passwords etc. you can´t be sure that the won´t be spied out . If you are interessted in storing large amounts of coins safely using only open source software without binary blobs a step in the right direction.
Otherwise you have to belive that you can buy security for money and trust those who sell it

f they go down, you should simply be able to export your private keys offline, and import them into a new wallet.

->Depends of how the keys are stored and if you can extract the key out of the container the wallet droped on your comptuer.

( In some cases they can't go down at all, see trezor & Nano for example. I actually think exodus can't go down either, unless all the nodes of every altcoin go down aswell.)

Exodus can´t go down, but could discontinue, sold to the wrong guys, get money to spy on you, pick a reason to use open source software of your choice.

Have a nice evening
and enjoy the input

[tony_san]

These are different , if your coins are from ETH tokens , you can use MyEtherWallet or Waves . This is paper wallet , you just need to keep your private key in safe . However , if your coin has its owner blockchian , such as BTC , LTC . You need to download their own wallet software or using website wallet . But the  behind one is not safe.