What Is The Best Btc Wallet?

[Imran Nazir]

Hi everyone,
as any one here i want to know what is the best wallet to secure my btc in?
I checked many sites trying to know which wallet is the best , but i can't decide which to use , specially when i found many types of wallets, so if any one of you has a previous experience so tell me, should i use a web wallet or a hardware wallet,and name one for me please.
thanks a lot.

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[Alartonicus]

Use Bitcoin core or hardware wallet also read this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1631151.0

[stewmeista]

Hi everyone,
as any one here i want to know what is the best wallet to secure my btc in?
I checked many sites trying to know which wallet is the best , but i can't decide which to use , specially when i found many types of wallets, so if any one of you has a previous experience so tell me, should i use a web wallet or a hardware wallet,and name one for me please.
thanks a lot.

The most secure wallets are the hardware wallets. The best of these include then Nano Ledger and the Trezor.

I also like Coinbase/GDAX web wallet. They insure your coins if the company is hacked because most coins are stored offline. However the downside is that they only hold BTC, LTC, ETH, and BTC Cash

[nlcars]

I use the Ledger Nano S, it is very good bitcoin wallet

[BitMaxz]

You are not reading you can see this sticky thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1631151.0 from open this section posted by Lauda
Hope that you read first before you make a thread most likely this thread is spam there are lots of thread here asking the same question..
Anyway if you really wanted your bitcoin to be safe base on my own experienced electrum is the best wallet just save the private key anywhere safe in your computer..
And make sure your computer is antivirus update..
Or hardware wallet like ledger nano S or trezor would be the best..

[MintDice]

It depends a lot on your needs but I would recommend looking here:
https://coincentral.com/best-bitcoin-wallet-reviews/

[Ralph1075]

I will strongly recommend blockchain for you ,because it's security measures are well taken care of, and it's one email to one wallet.

[BiiT MAster 666]

The important things to consider when choosing a wallet are security, simple access, the type of platform supported and its user interface.

[asheeyanaandas2217]

Finding the Best Bitcoin Wallet for You.If you will need to make frequent payments then it will be best to keep your funds in wallet that is easy to use and accessible. Mobile wallets and desktop wallets are good options.If you want to store your bitcoin safely and securely, you need to know which are the best bitcoin wallets. These are our favorites.Ledger Wallet is a smartcard based Bitcoin hardware wallet bringing maximum protection level to your bitcoins without sacrificing usability or control.

[Regana]

I suggest you to read this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1631151.0. There you have enough information about wallets to write a book.

Or, just choose the type of wallet you need:

• Online wallets.
• Software wallets.
• Hardware wallets.
• Paper wallets.

Each has it's advantages and disadvantages, being Online the easiest, although in most websites you don't have actual control over your private key. Hardware wallets are the most expensive but worthy if you hold a decent amount of Bitcoin.

Many people also use a mixture between Software wallets and Paper wallets (keep the papers in safe places).

Using common sense, good judgement and having some understanding on how the wallets & credentials work you should not have issues regardless of your wallet choice.

[angellaz]

http://blockchain.info/ - still best
and http://cryptoanonim.com/ for monitoring alt prices

[socialguru]

blockchain wallet is ideal cor beginners.
i have used blockchain wallet a while ago.
i feel it is the most convenient btc wallet and most flexible

[Rimcoin]

If you want many money you can take a multiwallet like jaxx it works on a desktop or a phone as you like

[jon25]

Is myetherwallet.com any good? Sorry still newbie in this part.

[MintDice]

Since you're specifically looking for a hardware wallet, try Ledger Nano, it’s as secure and private a bitcoin wallet as you can get. Another option is the Tenor; it might lack some of the modern features of the Ledger Nano, but it’s still much more secure than almost any other wallet out there.
Otherwise, I'd suggest a paper wallet for a more inconspicuous way to store your BTC.

Hope this helps 

[pooya87]

check the links that were given to you so far, and remember that you don't have to choose one right away. you can for example install multiple wallets (you can do it on a virtual machine if you don't want to install them on your main OS) and try them out. see how they work, see if they are user friendly and satisfy your needs. no funds are required in this step.
then you can send a small amount to the one you finally choose, try receiving/sending with that wallet and learn.
finally when you are confident enough, send a larger amount that you want to store in that wallet to it.

[Ciscopro2000]

Is myetherwallet.com any good? Sorry still newbie in this part.

Yes MyEtherWallet is good but it doesn’t hold btc.  MEW holds ether and other erc20 tokens.  I use electrum as my btc desktop wallet, and Coinbase/GDAX as my exchange wallet.  Eventually I will get a hardware wallet like Ledger or Trezor, but they are normally not in stock on the manufacture’s websites. 

[King Pajeet]

I like to use electrum wallet because it has a clean GUI and a no-nonsense feel about it. I've been using this wallet for a few years now and I'm happy with it.

[qvertoni]

the best is hardware wallet but it costs money
the second best is software wallet
go to https://www.cryptocompare.com/wallets/ to find a good wallet
green shield high anonymity and easy to use is what you are searching for
i would recommend exodus wallet since it has build in exchange funtion which means you can trade bitcoin for other crypto currency and vise versa

[hagiyatmaz]

The most popular Bitcoin wallet today, Blockchain.info  allows you to send  receive Bitcoins through your browser or mobile phone. This is what’s known as a hybrid wallet – meaning the company stores your wallet online but they do not have access to your private keys.However since the wallet is loaded from their servers some trust in the company is still needed. Recommended for beginners who are trying out Bitcoin.