What type of wallet do you use for your precious BTC/LTC/altcoins ?

[crocko]

Hello !

Let's assume that you have mined / purchased some coins.
Where to you stash it ?
What type of wallet is more reliable and safe ?

Please share some useful information to help the community !

[Graet]

Bitcoin-QT
Litecoin-QT
because they download the full blockchain and you only rely on your security, not some 3rd party

[scarsbergholden]

Paper wallets for cold storage. For online wallet, I use inputs.io (see 1v.io link below). 

[Birdy]

paper wallets

[Grogorash]

Bitcoin-QT
Litecoin-QT
Never used web based wallet!

[marcovaldo]

BTC: blockchain.info or inputs.io because it is safe and simple to use.
LTC: I had an online wallet, but lost all coins (scam)...
Altcoins: do not use them.

[b!z]

BTC-E for my LTC.. although i don't have many

[Anon135246]

I'm using inputs.io. I am really pleased with their service.

[cakeboss]

Multibit for BTC, original clients for alt coins.

[torry28]

Most secure are paper wallets, but usefull only for cold wallets 

For Hot wallet, Bitoin-QT

[fiddelingones]

Bitcoin Armory.

I liked the wallet, but you need more than 2GB of RAM now, so not for low-end computer

[xephireusMMX]

For alternative coins there is only the QT wallet it comes with, right ? 

Or stack it on exchanges with the risk associated 

[HyperBeam]

I use Bitcoin-Qt.

[internetguru]

Always remember to back up your files

[loveday]

I use inputs.io

[Nikinger]

I'm using:

Bitcoin-QT	for remote JSON API calls for Bitcoinarmory
Bitcoinarmory	for organizing wallets which doesn't need instant access (because initializing Armory for online transactions takes long) for large offline storages
Electrum	for allday transactions
blockchain.info	for mobile usage (storing only amounts which I could afford to loose)
inputs.io	for small dust transactions for Bitcoin mixing (storing only amounts which I could afford to loose)

I liked the wallet, but you need more than 2GB of RAM now, so not for low-end computer

Sadly, Amory takes 6 GB RAM for Windows and 4 GB RAM for Linux now. I managed to run Armory with only 4 GB RAM on Windows after ending all unneccessary processes, but using the GUI (and doing transactions) is still a tedious task because of massive RAM page file swapping.

[coinlife]

I spread them around bitcoin-qt and some exchanges, to I can easily trade them if the market goes crazy.

[KSV]

On FYB-SE 

Bitcoin-Qt
Bitcoin Armoury (Cold storage)
Litecoin-Qt

No other alts

[gweedo]

Bitcoin Armory - Cold Storage
Bitcoin-qt - which I keep about $50 - $100 at all times for quick sending.

[xypos]

I like blockchain.info (I only use btc so far).