Creating a Wallet(for dummies)

[BtcGeorghiou]

Hey everyone, I tried searching the site to see if there's a "creating a wallet for dummies" kind of thing but I don't see anything. From what I've read I'll probably need multiple wallets because I plan on mining different cryptos. I'm hoping to get a few links to some guides of creating and what people's personal preference of wallets they like. Thanks in advance!

[AdolfinWolf]

Hey everyone, I tried searching the site to see if there's a "creating a wallet for dummies" kind of thing but I don't see anything. From what I've read I'll probably need multiple wallets because I plan on mining different cryptos. I'm hoping to get a few links to some guides of creating and what people's personal preference of wallets they like. Thanks in advance!

If you by creating mean "coding", i really wouldn't advise you doing that.

For bitcoin there's plenty of good software wallets, but my favorite is Electrum, see https://electrum.org/#home

For multiple currencies i would either advise you to use the one they recommend you to use, which is displayed on their website etc, or use a multiwallet such as https://www.exodus.io/ for example.

[dongamk]

For dummy thing, you can use mobile application like freewallet or desktop offline wallet such as Jaxx, Exodus

[Vik_the_Carpentner]

If you by creating mean "coding", i really wouldn't advise you doing that.

Definitely not, he means creating a new wallet, his first one.

[curkowski]

Yo, while making paper wallets via Linux I accidentally put screenshots of them on my USB that had linux on it. I didnt know I was saving them on USB, and later when I was finished, and booted windows, and when I went to format USB (I needed it, its the only one near me now) , I saw screenshots there. I instantly deleted them and wiped Recycle bin. Windows was of course automatically connected on internet on startup.. For those wondering about screenshots, I used them to enlarge the wallets to I can print them better.
Are the wallets compromised or? I read about they kinda are the moment they are on OS that is connected to internet......

[Fbo62]

For noobs and want to have a lot of crypto...


*drumroll*
Jaxx! Like seriously this thing is noob friendly (I use it ) and has a ton of coins you can have.

[PeacefulNan]

Hey everyone, I tried searching the site to see if there's a "creating a wallet for dummies" kind of thing but I don't see anything. From what I've read I'll probably need multiple wallets because I plan on mining different cryptos. I'm hoping to get a few links to some guides of creating and what people's personal preference of wallets they like. Thanks in advance!

I'm the noobiest of the noobs. So I'll be lurking and learning. Thanks for your patience.

[BtcGeorghiou]

Jaxx looks pretty good starting out but doing a little google research it doesn't look the most secure but secure enough. Thanks for the suggestions.

[RosemaryNarrative]

This tutorial was written from an Ethereum-centric perspective (for people who are participating in our token sale); however, it's got a lot of good newbie friendly advice in terms of buying crypto for the first time. Hope it's helpful: https://blog.narrative.network/how-to-purchase-crypto-for-the-first-time-3004ba14556c.

[Ahmed28]

no need to have multiple wallet, the wallet i am using can save all crypt currencies or the majority of them it called coinbase it kinda good and easy to use i will put u a link for the website
https://www.coinbase.com

[BtcGeorghiou]

It seems like there's endless knowledge really about anything involving Crypto, but I actually went with Coinomi as my first wallet test run. Thanks again everyone.