Proof of Keys Event for a Beginner?

[Pmalek]

Is Coinomi still the best non-erc20 multi-crypto wallet out there or is it out of date and now there is newer better/tech trends than Coinomi and if so what are they?

The best wallet is a subjective and personal opinion. You can still use Coinomi or try Trust Wallet, Guarda, or Exodus as multi-coin options.

Any decentralized non-erc20 multi-crypto wallets out there that support loads of non-erc20 cryptos? Is coinomi centralized?

We don't refer to wallets as centralized or decentralized. Wallets are custodial or non-custodial. A custodial wallet controls the private keys, whereas non-custodial wallets allow users to access their private keys. Trust Wallet supports ether and ERC-20 tokens. Guarda as well, but I don't know if Exodus does. Check their official website.

How do you deposit USDT in Coinomi and are fees cheaper via OmniLayer USDT or Ethereum USDT?

You click on add tokens, select the blockchain you want (Ethereum, Omni, or Tron), enter USDT in the search field, and follow the rest of the steps.

Does coinomi support Tron USDT?

Yes, check the answer above on how to add USDT as a TRC-20 token.

What is this Meta-Mask?

It's a web wallet and interface similar to MyEtherWallet that supports ether, ERC-10, and ERC-20 tokens.

Basically whats the best decentralized non-erc20 multi-currency wallet out there that supports loads of non-erc20 cryptos?

I mentioned three wallets that you can try above.

[very_452001]

Is Coinomi still the best non-erc20 multi-crypto wallet out there or is it out of date and now there is newer better/tech trends than Coinomi and if so what are they?

The best wallet is a subjective and personal opinion. You can still use Coinomi or try Trust Wallet, Guarda, or Exodus as multi-coin options.

Any decentralized non-erc20 multi-crypto wallets out there that support loads of non-erc20 cryptos? Is coinomi centralized?

We don't refer to wallets as centralized or decentralized. Wallets are custodial or non-custodial. A custodial wallet controls the private keys, whereas non-custodial wallets allow users to access their private keys. Trust Wallet supports ether and ERC-20 tokens. Guarda as well, but I don't know if Exodus does. Check their official website.

How do you deposit USDT in Coinomi and are fees cheaper via OmniLayer USDT or Ethereum USDT?

You click on add tokens, select the blockchain you want (Ethereum, Omni, or Tron), enter USDT in the search field, and follow the rest of the steps.

Does coinomi support Tron USDT?

Yes, check the answer above on how to add USDT as a TRC-20 token.

What is this Meta-Mask?

It's a web wallet and interface similar to MyEtherWallet that supports ether, ERC-10, and ERC-20 tokens.

Basically whats the best decentralized non-erc20 multi-currency wallet out there that supports loads of non-erc20 cryptos?

I mentioned three wallets that you can try above.

Thank you for explaining.

Yeah I know Coinomi also supports ERC20 tokens.

Do you roughly know how many non-erc20 coins that Trust wallet, Guarda and Exodus support each? Which wallet supports the most non-erc 20 cryptos?

Great when sending USDT to Coinomi which is the cheapest fee now, is it sending by Tron, Eth or Omni?

You sure Coinomi support Tron USDT? It says on their site they don't.

Which multi-crypto wallet has open source code not closed source code?

Finally if I sent USDT via Eth, Tron or Omni then am I required to have these coins/tokens too to cover the sending fees?

[Pmalek]

You can take a look at the supported assets of each wallet on the links below if the information is up to date:
https://trustwallet.com/assets
https://guarda.com/coins/
https://www.exodus.com/desktop/

Sending via the Tron network is the cheapest, yes. There shouldn't be any transaction fees over Tron.
I can see that USDT is available as a TRC-20 token when clicking on Add tokens > Tron > USDT. The information on their website is probably not updated yet. Just to be sure, you can check with the Coinomi support > https://coinomi.freshdesk.com/support/home.

I don't think any of these multi-coin wallets are open-sourced. From the top of my head, I can't remember a single one that is.
Yes, you need the underlying asset if you send USDT tokens via that network. Ether is needed for the Ethereum network fees, bitcoin over Omni, and tron for the Tron network.

[very_452001]

You can take a look at the supported assets of each wallet on the links below if the information is up to date:
https://trustwallet.com/assets
https://guarda.com/coins/
https://www.exodus.com/desktop/

Sending via the Tron network is the cheapest, yes. There shouldn't be any transaction fees over Tron.
I can see that USDT is available as a TRC-20 token when clicking on Add tokens > Tron > USDT. The information on their website is probably not updated yet. Just to be sure, you can check with the Coinomi support > https://coinomi.freshdesk.com/support/home.

I don't think any of these multi-coin wallets are open-sourced. From the top of my head, I can't remember a single one that is.
Yes, you need the underlying asset if you send USDT tokens via that network. Ether is needed for the Ethereum network fees, bitcoin over Omni, and tron for the Tron network.

Cheers for explaining.

According to user reviews I think Coinomi is the best:
https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.coinomi.com

Unless someone can prove me wrong otherwise by showing good independent reviews of those wallets mentioned above.

I'm thinking how wallets that claim to be user custodial (user controls the private keys not wallet provider) get bad reviews when your in control of your crypto so what can go wrong causing bad reviews like this  :

https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/trustwallet.com

[very_452001]

Hi back here.

Which multi crypto wallet supports the most non ERC-20 Altcoins? Is it Atomic Wallet or Coinomi? Which has Open Source Code?