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October 10, 2018, 09:06:56 AM
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I just want to ask for the best bitcoin wallet for the beginners. I mean the bitcoin wallet that is user-friendly,  easy to use and also very secure because I don't want to risk my coins just because of simplicity.
From what I have learnt I think the best way to secure bitcoin is by saving your bitcoin off which will make it to be  far from online hacker and the best off line device is ledger nano which can generate many wallet for you.
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October 10, 2018, 09:49:43 AM
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I just want to ask for the best bitcoin wallet for the beginners. I mean the bitcoin wallet that is user-friendly,  easy to use and also very secure because I don't want to risk my coins just because of simplicity.

Well, there are so many types of bitcoin wallet. it may depend on which one you need.

Online Bitcoin Wallets
Xapo.com
Blockchain.com

Desktop Bitcoin Wallets
Exodus wallet
Electrum wallet

Android Bitcoin Wallets
Coinomi
Jaxx

Hardware Bitcoin Wallets
Ledger wallet
Trezor wallet

For all these bitcoin wallets I prefer the "hardware wallet" because it is the most secure wallet out there. it's completely off-the-grid no one can access it but you.



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October 10, 2018, 07:02:28 PM
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I use Coinbase for my online wallet and Electrum as my desktop wallet.  They work pretty good for me so far. 
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October 10, 2018, 07:29:12 PM
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I just want to ask for the best bitcoin wallet for the beginners. I mean the bitcoin wallet that is user-friendly,  easy to use and also very secure because I don't want to risk my coins just because of simplicity.
I think for beginner  coinbase is good option keep your bitcoin. This web wallet is very easy to use and friendly.  I am really  like to use coinbase wallet. So I recommend you can use coinbase account
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October 10, 2018, 07:50:42 PM
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I cut my Bitcoin teeth on Blockchain.info and I have never lost any coins, using their wallet. It might not be the safest option,

but it is easy to use. You can also think about using a local exchange for small amounts, because it is easier to link to your

Bank account and to convert back and forth between fiat and bitcoins. The safest wallet is a paper wallet, but you have to

know what you are doing.  Wink

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