BEST WALLET??

[Mr.Jovetic]

Is Freewallet OK? I heard it's pretty fine but never tried it if to tell you the truth. 

for what coin?

For example for Waves or Ethereum?

P.S.
Thanks for answering, here everybody are ignoring.

[ceeso]

Etherdelta
Coinbase
Vip bitcoin
Xapo
Luno

[ZCoinTalk]

I like to use paper wallets whenever I can. Very secure. Of course you should store the paper in a safe place.

[nomagicka]

f you are interested in buying and holding ripple, and are looking for a wallet, I highly recommend signing up at exarpy.com. It has an instantaneous transaction speed, does not keep a user database (so no hack potential), and has a flat fee of .01 XRP for transaction, whereas all other wallets charge a percentage, so if you're holding to sell all at once this is likely the cheapest way to go.

[Nikolajr]

I like to use Myetherwallet and Jaxx wallet for iOS.

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[big_daddy]

Is Freewallet OK? I heard it's pretty fine but never tried it if to tell you the truth. 

for what coin?

For example for Waves or Ethereum?

P.S.
Thanks for answering, here everybody are ignoring.

for ETH use Jaxx, you control the private keys

for Waves use their Official online Wallet: https://waveswallet.io or the app Waves Wallet featuring DEX (DEcentralized eXchange) now also available for Apple iOS devices

Source: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/waves-wallet/id1233158971

[Philip Graham]

I prefer Myetherwallet for ETH and ERC20 tokens. Also Grin.

[CryptoHazz]

In a world of digital insecurity, paper wallets are the best admitting that the code has no bug.

I don't understand why paying for a ledger nano s or equivalent, for a certain cost, that is made by a company (you need to trust the company), and then go through different channels (possibility of alternating the source code), if you have a piece of paper that you can store out of digital world, where you can modify your private key numbers in you own way when you write it down that adds even more complexity to discover your real private key and is in my opinion more secure that any other digital device until someone invents the tool to read in my brain

[cry4crypto]

Invest in a hardware wallet if you want to keep any considerable amount of cryptocurrency. I like Ledger Nano S and Trezor, Ledger is more versatile when it comes to the number of supported currencies.

[jtahanlangit]

Do you guys have any idea of Metamask wallet?

[cry4crypto]

Do you guys have any idea of Metamask wallet?

As far as I know it doesn't support 2 factor authentication, which is an important security feature.

[MaxGiant57001]

Coinomi is a multi-asset wallet that supports every cryptocurrency and token you can dream of.  Using ShapeShift, they allow easy exchanges between any of the supported assets from within the interface. No identity-linking, no IP or transaction tracking, and your IP is even filtered through their servers for added anonymity. Its easy to verify security with their open source ecosystem.

[SILVER[ALM]]

Hey guys, sorry for repeatin maybe, but can anybody recommend best wallet which I can freely use with mobile app (Android). Btw of course main points are safety and usability. Thanks for everybody.

[big_daddy]

Hey guys, sorry for repeatin maybe, but can anybody recommend best wallet which I can freely use with mobile app (Android). Btw of course main points are safety and usability. Thanks for everybody.

which cripto? BTC - Mycelium, for multicurrency use Jaxx
they ares safe & user firendly

[Mr.Jovetic]

for ETH use Jaxx, you control the private keys

for Waves use their Official online Wallet: https://waveswallet.io or the app Waves Wallet featuring DEX (DEcentralized eXchange) now also available for Apple iOS devices

Source: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/waves-wallet/id1233158971

Thank you really much, I appreciate your help.
I'll try to read more about that wallets. You are the best ! 

[CryptoHazz]

Jaxx does not provide source code, thus as secure it could be, I will not put my money in, except the small amount I’m ok to loose.

[nikkinix]

hi just a newbie here and currently using mew or eth wallet. do we have or is there any other wallet that we can use?

[Camillee]

I like Binance as they provide 0.1% fee. And they are continuously working to improve. I used to respect hitbtc but after I lost $100 there I became a hater. Now I keep binance acc, coinbase acc and recently got a freewallet acc cause they are really working hard to keep low fees and do btc transactions quite fast and cheep

[big_daddy]

Hello everyone,
 I’m new to the crypto currency game. My knowledge about this industry is 0 to none. however, I’m very eager to learn And so I thought I’d start here.

Could someone please post a few commonly used  wallets for: every day use, and cold storage.

Thank you (:

First of all what coin are you interested in?
You what to trade &/or mine some coins too?

[SILVER[ALM]]

which cripto? BTC - Mycelium, for multicurrency use Jaxx
they ares safe & user firendly

Would be multicurrency, thank you for recommendation. Some time ago I heard that there was some problems with registration at one of  the famous (don't remember exactly which) markets. What about now, is there tendency that there are too much new players?