What wallets are used for ICO?

[moocash]

Hi there, I'm new here so I hope this is the right place. Just wondering what kind of wallets are typically being used for ICO proceeds? There has been lots of ICOs lately that raised millions so wondering how they go about storing those.

[Tipsters]

Hi there, I'm new here so I hope this is the right place. Just wondering what kind of wallets are typically being used for ICO proceeds? There has been lots of ICOs lately that raised millions so wondering how they go about storing those.

I think the most typical used wallet in an ICOs is Ethereum wallet. I usually use MEW also known as MyEtherWallet because it carries variety of coins/token and you can even have yourself a privatekey.

[FrankNoland]

Hi there, I'm new here so I hope this is the right place. Just wondering what kind of wallets are typically being used for ICO proceeds? There has been lots of ICOs lately that raised millions so wondering how they go about storing those.

I think most ICO's usually announce the kind of wallets which will be used to store their tokens

[jaceefrost]

Hi there, I'm new here so I hope this is the right place. Just wondering what kind of wallets are typically being used for ICO proceeds? There has been lots of ICOs lately that raised millions so wondering how they go about storing those.

I think the most typical used wallet in an ICOs is Ethereum wallet. I usually use MEW also known as MyEtherWallet because it carries variety of coins/token and you can even have yourself a privatekey.

Some ICOs also uses waves token so you can use waveswallet.io or download the software wallet.
There are Tokens on ICO which are not being supported by some ethereum or waveswallet so make sure to use the wallet that they suggest you to use. One is Myetherwallet because that mostly supports all eth tokens I think.

[joromz1226]

Hi there, I'm new here so I hope this is the right place. Just wondering what kind of wallets are typically being used for ICO proceeds? There has been lots of ICOs lately that raised millions so wondering how they go about storing those.

Base on my observation, every time I checked or opened the marketplace for altcoin mostly used was myetherwallet and
Waveswallet.io where they can reserve and put their token to this platform. But most of the time is MEW is being used in
the ico.

[culuuton]

I used MEW for almost ICO. Never had any problems with MEW. It's simply secure, and verifiably secure.

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

Hi there, I'm new here so I hope this is the right place. Just wondering what kind of wallets are typically being used for ICO proceeds?

As an investor you can store your ether tokens and use the myether wallet or parity or the Ethereum wallet to store the coins so long you have the token address and some ico provide a wallet for this.

There has been lots of ICOs lately that raised millions so wondering how they go about storing those.

These projects do not disclose which wallet was used to store the tokens so all we know is how much is raised and so forth

[cnmgfb]

I used MEW for almost ICO. Never had any problems with MEW. It's simply secure, and verifiably secure.

Thanks, and How do you trade the coins, I mean what is the best site to do trading.

[Zadicar]

Hi there, I'm new here so I hope this is the right place. Just wondering what kind of wallets are typically being used for ICO proceeds? There has been lots of ICOs lately that raised millions so wondering how they go about storing those.

I think most ICO's usually announce the kind of wallets which will be used to store their tokens

Correct, ICOs do have different token which do based on different platform which means some would depend mostly on ETH platform which you would need specific eth wallets in the market but there are coins which do decide to make their own and lately connected to other wallet in able to make transactions. Usually most ICO would announce which wallet would be used though.

[Adbitco]

Hi there, I'm new here so I hope this is the right place. Just wondering what kind of wallets are typically being used for ICO proceeds? There has been lots of ICOs lately that raised millions so wondering how they go about storing those.

I think most ICO's usually announce the kind of wallets which will be used to store their tokens

Correct. One should check out the ANN threads of such ICOs to make sure which wallets to use to store the tokens. If it's not mentioned anywhere there in the ANN thread one should specifically ask the Devs about it.

[nasipadang]

It depends on the used ico platform but on average they suggest to use myetherwallet "MEW" , and I'm sure many members are using MEW for their ico results

[Blackdeath]

Hi there, I'm new here so I hope this is the right place. Just wondering what kind of wallets are typically being used for ICO proceeds? There has been lots of ICOs lately that raised millions so wondering how they go about storing those.

For Ethereum contract, I recommend myetherwallet and for ICO that uses other platform, it's better to use web wallet for convinience. I don't prefer hardware wallet that needs to be downloaded since it can't be accessed through your mobile phones.

[LastKiss]

Hi there, I'm new here so I hope this is the right place. Just wondering what kind of wallets are typically being used for ICO proceeds? There has been lots of ICOs lately that raised millions so wondering how they go about storing those.

It depends on the project, most of them use ERC20 Token which mean you need to have Ethereum wallet that you have the private key in this case don't ever using Exchange Address but some project use Waves wallet to get your token but in waves it doesn't called token but asset, many asset you can find on Waves.

[budiartha]

I used MEW for almost ICO. Never had any problems with MEW. It's simply secure, and verifiably secure.

Thanks, and How do you trade the coins, I mean what is the best site to do trading.

We are trade the coins to the exchanger receiving the coin like at bittrex, poloniex, cexcio, kraken, etc.
I don't know exactly what is the best site to trading, but i think the popular site to trading is Bittrex, Poloniex. 

[Eth-Jackcoin]

The ICO's i know, requires me to download.

[minbosen]

Hi there, I'm new here so I hope this is the right place. Just wondering what kind of wallets are typically being used for ICO proceeds? There has been lots of ICOs lately that raised millions so wondering how they go about storing those.

I think the most typical used wallet in an ICOs is Ethereum wallet. I usually use MEW also known as MyEtherWallet because it carries variety of coins/token and you can even have yourself a privatekey.

Yes, it is popular, but I am using a wallet called Imtoken since it is a app that can be installed on my phone, i think it is very easy to use.Also ,there are some hot ICO projects listed on this wallet.

[unusualfacts30]

As far as I can see, most of them are using mytherwallet. There are some who are still holding their ICO on exchange though

[Armstand]

As far as I can see, most of them are using mytherwallet. There are some who are still holding their ICO on exchange though

Myetherwallet is quite popular, before when I was a newbie on it just to have a wallet to register in an ico i just copy my address and forget to save my private key luckily I have JSON. As much as possible ,save your private key whenever you get your address in any walllet.

[italianMiner72]

As far as I can see, most of them are using mytherwallet. There are some who are still holding their ICO on exchange though

For icoes who follow the ERC20 token standard if better to use local wallet like MIST or ETHEREUMWALLET to have the possibility to access to all private Keys...
i don't wanto to risky my ICOEs tokens with bad managed exchange.

[FakYUsir07]

Hi there, I'm new here so I hope this is the right place. Just wondering what kind of wallets are typically being used for ICO proceeds? There has been lots of ICOs lately that raised millions so wondering how they go about storing those.

Which i know, mostly ICO use www.myetherwallet.com , sometimes use WAVES Platform too ...