what wallet can you recommend?

[btccoffee]

Hi there,

i'm quite unsure about where to save my btc and eth. personally as i travel a lot i will have difficulties using a hardware-wallet, so i was thinking of a kind of mobile version. is there anything you could recommend?

I am using blockchain.info wallet for my bitcoin and myetherwallet for my etherium for me this 2 online wallet are both safe and secured because you are holding there private keys just make sure that you already save it and put it in very safe place that no one can stole it from you.

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[Gameroid]

Hi there,

i'm quite unsure about where to save my btc and eth. personally as i travel a lot i will have difficulties using a hardware-wallet, so i was thinking of a kind of mobile version. is there anything you could recommend?

I am using blockchain.info wallet for my bitcoin and myetherwallet for my etherium for me this 2 online wallet are both safe and secured because you are holding there private keys just make sure that you already save it and put it in very safe place that no one can stole it from you.

These are the main and best wallet to be using for saving our coins, but i think that still there are so many other wallets, like xapo which you can use for saving your coins, in fact you can also use exchanges wallet for saving your coins, but i will not recommend you to keep a big amount in exchange wallet which can not be consider as more secure and trusted.

[brightology]

Use Blockchainwallet.info is the best so far and it accept both bitcoin and Ethereum in one wallet but difference address as it's. Because Blockchain wallet has a high security used for a better used and also link to your mobile phone for authorization to appropriate login.

[ScroodjMoney]

Actually coinbase is best for me. You can get good security form here. There are many people use it. It is very easy for use.you can get coinbase mobile app for your mobile.

[heitorlinks]

The best portfolio depends on you. There are some basic differences, but you will choose the one that fits best.

Centralized Wallets - You trust your coins to someone or company.

Decentralized Portfolios - You are responsible for everything. You are your own bank.

I use Electrum for Android. Decentralized. You only need to save 12 words. It may be on paper.

[cryptolandlords]

Hi there,

i'm quite unsure about where to save my btc and eth. personally as i travel a lot i will have difficulties using a hardware-wallet, so i was thinking of a kind of mobile version. is there anything you could recommend?

sincerely speaking about it. I was recommended about to use offline wallet due to the sudden development on my wallet so I was now told to use offline wallet.  you can use ethereum hardware wallet to save your tokens I think that is more secure and reliable.

[kulitmanggis]

I would recommend a place to store your assets only in blockchain.info to store bitcoin and myetherwallet assets to store ethereum and tokens based on smart contracts from ethereum.

[wasaisisisi]

I only use blockchain for my bitcoin storage because I think the safest place is in blockchain. I also never use another wallet other than blockchain because I just found out bitcoin and fear of being hacked.

[Angna27]

I recommend ERC20 wallet, MyEther Wallet, Metamask these are some of the wallet I knew that can be trusted and secure my token or ethereum, now a days we have to be wise and does not let anyone decieved us and stole what we worked for.

[yehor]

Here 3 wallets of 2018 I recommand:

1. Coinbase’s Ethereum wallet – The simplest option Coinbase supplies an Ethereum wallet as well as a Bitcoin wallet. Coinbase’s wallet is simple to set up and very easy to use, however it has a few limitations you’ll need to be aware of:

    The company holds the private key of the wallet for you. This means you’re not in control of your funds and Coinbase can decide to shut down your account if they want to.
    There were cases in the past that Coinbase shut down user accounts do to illegal activity. The Coinbase ETH wallet doesn’t support ETC (Ethereum Classic).

2. ETHAdress – The cold storage option. For those of you who wish to store Ethereum offline you can print out an Ethereum Paper wallet. ETHAdress is an open source project that will create Ethereum paper wallets for you. Similar to bitaddress.org, the site will create a private and public key pair with the click of a button. You can then print out this information and store it in a safe place so no external hacker will be able to get your coins. One more option that’s available is to encrypt your private key so that if you or anyone else wants to use the coins they will need to know the password to decrypt it.

3. MyEtherWallet – A web interface for Ethereum MyEtherWallet is a website that allows you to create, send and receive Ethereum without it having any control over your private keys. When you first enter the site you can choose if you want to generate a wallet, send Ethereum or a variety of other options.

If you generate a wallet the site will create a public-private key pair which will be protected by a password of your choosing. You will then get a downloadable file with that key pair for future use. Whenever you will want to send Ethereum from this file you will need to upload it to the site and supply the password.

Sending can be done via the website itself or through other wallets such as TREZOR or Ledger. The site’s code is open source and it only works with ETH.

[TechnoBibble]

Myetherwallet is good, but recently it got a bad news hacked by hackers.
The safest wallet is hardware wallet such as ledger

[laryillary]

Myetherwallet is easy to use and safe, because you do not transfer your coins to a third-party service - it only helps to access the ETH that is stored on your hard drive

[bhabygrim]

If you travel a lot then the best way to keep your BTC and ETH secure is by putting it in a hardware wallet,
You could choose Nano ledger or Trezor it is the best hard ware wallet.

[arguelles84]

When choosing a wallet, it is worth considering the level of security and ease of use. There is a conditional classification of wallets for crypto currency, a single or multi-currency, desktop, mobile, online or paper, hot or cold wallet.

[davison2]

I would recommend BCH, not necessarily because i have vast knowledge of various wallets but because its the only one i've identified with it is really fast and quite OK.

[taeewo]

Just choose coinomi since its a multiple wallets app and easy to use.

[12tribes]

Mate, I don't know how much you have and how much you are going to be needing on your trips. But whatever the case maybe, you will need a hard wallet to save what you will not be needing and at the same time put a little sum in your wallet like Luno, Xapo or Coinbase. All the best

[stripewhite]

I'm used to running Mycelium on LineageOS and Bitcoin-Qt and Electrum on Ubuntu. I've had the bad fortune of trying to guide a friend or two that are new to Bitcoin to wallets on iOS. Every single wallet has been shite.

[Radio-Active]

Hi there,

i'm quite unsure about where to save my btc and eth. personally as i travel a lot i will have difficulties using a hardware-wallet, so i was thinking of a kind of mobile version. is there anything you could recommend?

You may use coinbase as your mobile version wallet.
if you want a safer wallet other than hardwallet, you can use client wallet. But you need to download the blockchain database.

[evilgreed]

Hi there,

i'm quite unsure about where to save my btc and eth. personally as i travel a lot i will have difficulties using a hardware-wallet, so i was thinking of a kind of mobile version. is there anything you could recommend?

Depending of OS you use in your smarthphone you can choose from 1 to 11 different mobile wallets.I never use any of them,but Electrum and Mycelium are very popular with users of Android OS.If you have the possibility I think you should definitely try them first to see if they meet your needs.Also be sure to always download original version and that your smarthphone is not infected with some malware.

For more info you can check here : https://bitcoin.org/en/wallets/mobile/android/

                       My friends also recommended me that before and once i tried, so far it was good and i have some good experiences about it. I think also maybe depending to your current location and which wallet you would use, because as far as i know there are also certain countries that has their own local wallet and has good features with it, so maybe you can just check online or ask some veterans or users in your place so you can have survey what's best for you i guess.