WaLLET TO USE - NEWBIE????

[coiny1994]

Hi Guys,

Can anyone recommend a wallet to store bitcoin , ethereum and ripple whilst I wait for my hardware  NANO S Ledger wallet to arrive as there is about a 1 month back log on them at the moment !??

Thanks

[Retired]

It depends. Do you want a web wallet or a software wallet?

[Lumining]

Glad that you ordered you Nano S already. Keep your BTC in a paperwallet until you can put them on your ledger. You'll profit from the maximal security and you're guaranteed that you won't get yor coins stolen during this month.

[Cryptomover]

Glad that you ordered you Nano S already. Keep your BTC in a paperwallet until you can put them on your ledger. You'll profit from the maximal security and you're guaranteed that you won't get yor coins stolen during this month.

You can donwload Electrum and store your coins there securely. For more advanced security you can also create a paper wallet with it until you receive your ledger

[mk4]

My picks:
Bitcoin on Android | Copay, Mycelium
Bitcoin on Windows | Copay, Electrum
Bitcoin on iOS | Breadwallet

Ethereum | myetherwallet.com

But if you want a wallet that can store all of them, go with Exodus.io and download the wallet. It supports a good number of altcoins and tokens. Good move on purchasing a Ledger Nano S by the way. Best of luck.

[Oaak]

My picks:
Bitcoin on Android | Copay, Mycelium
Bitcoin on Windows | Copay, Electrum
Bitcoin on iOS | Breadwallet

Ethereum | myetherwallet.com

But if you want a wallet that can store all of them, go with Exodus.io and download the wallet. It supports a good number of altcoins and tokens. Good move on purchasing a Ledger Nano S by the way. Best of luck.

Exodus doesn't support Ripple, is still under development

[Mr. Tom]

IMO electrum is better for bitcoin.
Myetethereum web wallet works great for ethereum.

[cleygaux]

For the meantime I recommend using mycelium wallet to store your bitcoins you can easily import private keys in this wallet using your smartphone for etherium wallet my personal recommendation is myetherwallet same as any btc wallet you can easily import private keys in this wallet very easy to use..

[DaMut]

it's all depend on your choice
there are software wallet and web wallets,but i prefer to store it all in your software wallet.
because they need to hack your computer in order to get your coins unlike web wallets that only need your information.

the easiest and the best wallets for newbies to store their Bitcoin for me Electrum.
it's very easy to use,just use standard wallet for Bitcoin and you can use it.
not only it's very easy,it's also very secure in my opinion so far.
you just need to download standard wallet and then install it,just need for 5 minutes to do all of this and you do not need to download the chain.

for ethereum i prefer to use MyEtherWallet,it's very easy to use.
but lately many people using a phising email to get your information about your MEW.

for ripple i don't really know,
how about just download their official wallet ?

[ynatopak14]

myetherwallet is the best for you because you have different coins .. but if you want too have a wallet for btc it is blockchain wallet you can have many address there too .. i am using those 2 but i have my coinss.ph also for my withrawals and deposit for bitcoins and some icos too ... because coins.ph is the only way that i can do the withdraw here in my country

[linyhan]

Hi Guys,

Can anyone recommend a wallet to store bitcoin , ethereum and ripple whilst I wait for my hardware  NANO S Ledger wallet to arrive as there is about a 1 month back log on them at the moment !??

Thanks

If youre lookin for the best wallet for ethereum you can use Myetherwallet to store your ethereum, in bitcoin same as in ethereum,always use wallets which you can have  the private keys.

[onurgozupek]

If you are willing to use mobile wallets try using Breadwallet (both iOS and Android), Mycelium or Greenaddress

But be aware of Bitpay on both desktop and mobile as they offer very high transaction fees and also Bitpay supports hardfork!

For Desktop, you can use Bitcoin Core (with pruning option that helps you to store just last 550 blocks but it syncs the whole blockchain and takes nearly a week to finish sync)

Electrum is the best secure option right now for desktop.

For ethereum and ripple there are no mobile wallets that offers private keys. You can use Coinbase or Blockchain.info wallets for Ethereum and Bitcoin at your own risk. (You can trust them but not 100%. Don't hold more than you risk.)

For Ripple, you can try Gatehub or rippex (it's a decentralized exchange and it can be considered safer than an online wallet)

[rowland_shirly]

I'm in the block mastery slack channel and I've seen people talking about this one here: https://www.ledgerwallet.com/r/8fd9?path=/products/ledger-nano-s. Does anyone have any thoughts on it?

[nightfury]

my friend told me to use myetherwallet to store my btc in the future since i can't join for any campaign now.

[Zarbout]

i use blockchain for bitcoin (now accept eth) and my etherwallet for eth and tokens.

[darkphoenix2610]

you can use coins.ph, coinbase, ethereum wallet, blockchain you can choose or search what wallet would be suite on your need.

[abitbetter247]

i really like electrum for bitcoin.  jaxx sucks btw

[SmokeMcPay]

i really like electrum for bitcoin.  jaxx sucks btw

I also use electrum as wallet but I always have a few bitcoins in web-wallet for any in-a-hurry I also use blockchain.info (I advice not to have many bitcoins in webwallet)

[ankurguta87]

Hardware or paper wallet.

[BobBct]

Use a trusted local wallet that you can use to deposit and withdraw.