AltCoin Wallets

[nimblues]

Im tried to sign here https://www.coinvault.io/
its safety for my device and data ?

Hi we take security very seriously read more here https://www.coinvault.io/info/security
Did you have trouble to sign in?

its ok friend,, i have read and i believe it safatey, thanks

[ricku]

https://www.cryptonator.com and https://www.coinvault.io really look professional but it is not advisable for you to leave your coins with an exchange for too long of a time.
Is there anybody with information whether these online wallets can stake coins that are stored with them?

[coinvault.io]

https://www.cryptonator.com and https://www.coinvault.io really look professional but it is not advisable for you to leave your coins with an exchange for too long of a time.
Is there anybody with information whether these online wallets can stake coins that are stored with them?

Hi CoinVault team here,
You are right the general rule is if you don't own the private keys you don't really own your funds.
CoinVault does not hold accessible copies of private keys, only encrypted copies which are useless without the wallet password.
The wallet HD seed is encrypted with the users wallet password (which goes through 64k rounds of a KDF function and a strong salt) we then store the encrypted data only.
The user has to provide the wallet password to be able to sign transactions.
This still requires trust in the developers code (which applies for many wallets out there including hardware and offline wallets) but the attack surface is reduced dramatically.

I am happy for any feedback you have on the wallet

coinvault.io team

[ewibit]

good to have all removed from Poloniex:

Code:

ABY, ADN, BITUSD, CNMT, DAO, DSH, FIBRE, FLT, GAP, GRS, HYP, IFC, LQD, MCN, MINT, MMC, MNTA, PIGGY, PTS, SILK, SWARM, WDC, XC, XCR, XPB, XUSD, YACC.

[BARR_Official]

If there was "one wallet" that stored multiple different altcoins, it would just be several wallets combined to look like one wallet.  It would have to maintain sync with each different altcoin network, and it would take hundreds of gigabytes on your hard drive.  Since your hard drive doesn't have room to store every blockchain for every altcoin, you have to just use the wallets for the coins you want.  You probably wouldn't have enough bandwidth/data to run a node for every altcoin anyway.

[Daffadile]

I have been looking around and I can not seem to find one specific one.  Are there any wallets that cover more than one coin.  I understand the coins are all individual, but I am looking for a wallet that I can use for a number of different coins.  If one exists out there, please guide me into the right direction.

If it is a pos coin you want a wallet with poswallet that way you can generate interest at the same time. Otherwise just use the wallets others here have recommend.