wondering what wallet to use?(long term)

[Odlanyer]

there's a lot of wallet that you can use its up to you and to your country what is applicable, but for the long term wallet I suggest to you what is wallet you can use he Bitcoin Core Wallet, for Litecoin i would suggest Litecoin Core, and for Ethereum i would suggest either Ethereum Wallet or MyEtherWallet. Try all of that and take research to surely and to avoid scam.

[Remainder]

I am using online wallet since I join in crypto and that coins.ph because it is in my country, this wallet provider also serve us as exchange to our regular local money and we can pay bills, we can also cash-out directly into banks account, and now they are also has ethereum wallet, it is safe to used this wallet because it is regulated by our government.

[Ootsumasu]

very important because this wallet like our lives, it takes meleliness in choosing internet wallet that we will use in long term

[Jaranngincang]

Wallet used for the long term is Eth wallet because many projects that use it for giving rewards to clients and developers also many who support it.

[Odlanyer]

There are wallet that you can use to keep your wallet safe also wallet for long term you can pick any wallet its up to you what wallet you trust like Bitcoin Core Wallet, for Litecoin i would suggest Litecoin Core, and for Ethereum i would suggest either Ethereum Wallet or MyEtherWallet. And your bitcoin properly to the wallet that you choose.

[notyours]

It's a good idea to use "Cold Wallet" because it's especially safe for investors who plan to hold bitcoins for a long time. And this is also what I use to protect my BTC from hackers. Trusted I've proven this for a long time when I hold my hidden bitcoins so it's your use especially if your long term investment is your intention.

[nuraziaaziz]

From what I know, hardware wallet is one of the safest and secure one compared to the rest of the wallet because private keys will never exposed in the computer.

[gajebo]

my suggestion is better to use an official wallet, if you hold bitcoin it's better to use coinbase, and if you hold eth it's better to use MyEtherWallet, because so far I've never had a problem with those wallets.

[clonely]

If you think long term security should be in the forefront. Hardware wallet may be the best option for you.

[ubercool]

Though Ledger Nano S supports more than 700 coins and tokens, I have a trezor which supports only certain coins but you can use MEW on trezor to hold all your tokens. Both are suggested for keeping your assets long term.

[VickyRobin]

My best choice ever is always hardware wallet. You can read this post to see how people think about hardware wallet. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2270804.new#new

[btccointalk]

I think coinbase is one of the best wallet to hold your bitcoins for a longer period of time.

[traderethereum]

We have many wallets we can use to keep bitcoin for a long-term, and I think it's better to choose hardware wallets like Ledge S Nano or Trezor. Once you move your bitcoin to one of that wallet and you can save the private keys, you don't have to worry about anything unless you cannot save the hardware wallet in a safe place. A paper wallet is a good option too, but I don't have any experience with the paper wallet.

[tetyulfania]

I hold some altcoin at my Bittrex wallet, I use Bittrex more than three years and still keeping my asset there, you can use Bittrex or binance for saving your asset but you have use security for your exchange account, or you can use hardware wallet for long time holding.

[Kakmakr]

Paper wallets <multiple copies> has always been the go to option for long-term storage. The coins is not stored in a centralized service and nobody has access to your private keys. The secret to good cold storage is the creation of the paper wallets. You have to create these wallets on a media that is not accessible to the internet. <A second hand computer and printer, that are not connected to the internet>

You also need at least 3 different locations to hide these paper wallets < Protect it against fire/floods/theft and any other disaster that might happen > 

[iMark]

Personally i like to use hardware wallet. Because i feel these wallets are secure and safe. Hacker can’t hack these wallets. But it’s true any wallet can’t provide you 100%security.

I also recommend hardware wallet to save for long-term, make sure you have backups for that and you can save,
the hardware wallet in a safe place, and you won't find any threats. almost 99% safe, I can guarantee that

[Initscri]

Personally, I'd either recommend a trusted hardware wallet, or a paper wallet (with multiple paper backups stored in trusted) locations.

Take the cold storage/hot wallet approach (95%+ funds stored in cold, 5% in hot)

[eann014]

They said that there are offline storage that we can store our bitcoin from there, so if we can store our bitcoin in a long-term and wants to encash it in a good value then we can transfer it in an online wallet and encash it if we want it.

[UsherClara]

There is no wallet completely safe in crypto world. But depending on your wallet, you can limit the percent of being hacked. For my experience, i always choose cold wallet for storing cryptcurrency, it is quite safe and secure for me.

[Olayinka225]

As for me, I would advise a hardware wallet. It has proven to be the most secure coin wallet ever. No record of hack or cyberattack has been recorded.