Top 10 Best Cryptocurrency Wallets

[gospelzm]

The main thing is that crypto wallet is non-custodial, because "not your keys - not your coins".
Other reasons to choose a wallet are: the choice of coins, fees, more useful features (staking etc)...

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[yohananaomi]

Hardware wallet is the best and more secure in every wallet. I aggree this is in number 1 
I didn't see Metamask, i think metamask is secure too if the user access this wallet with carefull.

What you say about the hadware wallet is the best, of course it can't be denied, but actually the online ones are also good and can be trusted because a lot has been proven. if I see it all depends on the way and how people use it, if carelessly and not heed the conditions clearly will affect the work of the wallet which results in its own loss due to careless and not careful in its use. now all back to the user who can determine whether or not good.

[Baby Dragon]

Choosing the right wallets is one of the important ways to protect oneself from phishing scams or related hacks. For offline wallet, I choose trezor and for online and mobile wallet, coinomi and imtoken is the best for me

Indeed, we have to be wise on choosing wallet to make sure that our funds are in a safe place particularly these days that many of us have experienced getting scammed or hacked. Also, it's important because scammers and hackers are getting wiser and they will always find some way to deceive you and take advantage of you to get the benfits they wanted. It's great to see that someone had shared some knowledge regarding cryptocurrency wallets, it's very detailed so many of us can easily understand it. It can also enlighten many of us to find the best wallet for us, i'm actually into hardware wallet.

[owengtam09]

All wallet that has good security features are already good, you even didn't mention what I wallet I am using so you mean my wallet is not good? Some wallet you mentioned is offline if I am not mistaken and not all are using offline although it is also good to store our bitcoin or coins most of us using an online wallet. I've never tried trezor or ledger but I hear good feedback about it, I think it is also worth to try but as of now I am still happy with my wallet.

[Xcode7]

What is a cryptocurrency wallet?
A cryptocurrency wallet is a safe digital wallet used for storing, sending, and receiving digital currency like Bitcoin. Most of the coins have an official wallet or a few officially recommended third-party wallets. In order to use any of the cryptocurrencies, you will need to use a cryptocurrency wallet. Cryptocurrency itself is not “stored” in a wallet actually. Instead, a private key (secure code known to you and your wallet) is stored that shows ownership of a public key (a digital code connected to a specific amount of currency). Therefore, your wallet stores your private and public keys, allows you to receive and send coins, and also acts as a personal ledger.
More and more cryptocurrencies are evolving with a specific set of uses, and so are the wallets, but there are wallets which can store multiple cryptocurrencies, also.

1 Hardware Wallets
Hardware wallets are physical devices that store private keys offline. They are connected to the computer to sign in and gain access to the blockchain. This being offline ensures the private keys never leave the device

#1.1 Ledger Nano S
Ledger Nano S is a USB sized crypto hardware wallet which is best for most of the altcoin transactions. It is multiple asset hardware which looks like a folding flash drive. The advantage is that it can store more than 40 other digital currencies.

Paper Wallet
Paper Wallets are normal documents in the form of paper, where you can store your private keys. The software application will typically generate the keys, which can be printed using an offline printer.
#1.2 Trezor
Trezor is a hardware altcoin wallet which also acts like a USB device, which operates mainly on “Zero Trust Approach”, which cuts down the compromise by a third party. It is one of the best multiple cryptocurrency wallets as per cryptocurrency wallet reviews.
Pros: Trezor is protected by a password or a PIN and provides you with recovery seed if your wallet is lost. It’s easy-to-use interface and hack and theft free characteristic makes it fall under the top cryptocurrencies list.
Cons: It limits its communication with other devices and when the USB device isn’t connected, it’s turned off.

#1.3 Keep Key
Keep Key secures Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Dash, and Namecoin. They claim to be virus or malware proof, and assets are secured from hackers. Keep Key is a Bitcoin hardware wallet with advanced security against virtual and physical theft. Now, a lower price tag means more users can give it a try. In addition to Bitcoin, the wallet enables the storage and transaction of a variety of cryptocurrencies.KeepKey integrates with the software wallet on your computer by taking over a private key generation, a private key storage, and transaction signing.

Pros: Its top-notch security almost makes it impossible for hackers to steal the private key. It is attractive, professionally designed OLED display makes using the device easier than other similar products.

Cons: A lack of web wallet means users must add software such as Electrum or MultiBit to make use of its applications. The setup process is fairly straightforward but doesn’t allow users to save their progress.

#2 Desktop Wallets
Desktop wallets are the ones which are stored on either your laptop or desktop computers. The private keys reside on the computer’s local hard drive. These wallets are not secure like hardware or paper wallets since computers are susceptible to thefts and cyber-attacks which can lead to stolen private keys. The desktop wallet versions include Windows, Mac, Linux. Some of the best desktop wallets are Exodus and Electrum.

#2.1 Exodus
Exodus is a desktop supported cryptocurrency wallet which supports nearly three dozen cryptocurrencies including Litecoin, Dash, Zcash, Ethereum among the popular ones.

Pros: As Exodus is a lite wallet, you don't have to store the entire blockchain in your desktop.

2.2  Electrum Wallet
Electrum was initially known for supporting Bitcoin, but now it forked the Electrum wallet codebase to supporting altcoins and made some adjustments so that it becomes compatible with the Verge blockchain. Electrum Wallet is a lightweight and easy cryptocurrency soft wallet to store your cryptocurrency holdings securely

#3 Online Wallets
To be honest, Online wallets are the least secure wallet as they are owned by third parties, that store your private keys. One good thing about an online wallet is that you can access it from anywhere, from any device via the internet. Ideally, online wallets are used for regular transfers and active trading and are available in chrome and firefox versions. Guarda qualifies as one of the best online wallets.

#3.1 Guarda
Guarda is the first multi cryptocurrency wallet, that supports the most popular crypto coins and tokens including BTC, ETH (+ERC20 tokens), ETC, Zcash, Ripple, DASH, latest EOS, and other multiple altcoins. It is known to be safe and reliable and can be easily handled from any device, hence regarded as one of the best cryptocurrency wallets for all coins.
#4 Mobile Wallets
Mobile wallets are one of the most convenient types of wallet for fast and easy trading. Most mobile wallets usually have an accompanying desktop app, hence the same security rules apply here. There are mostly two versions: Android and ios. Mobile wallets are ideal for small purchases. Jaxx and Mycelium are some of the examples of mobile wallets.

#4.1 Jaxx
Jaxx is relatively a new crypto which believes in simplifying the blockchain and attracting the masses to its unique selling proposition. Jaxx is a multi-chain wallet which offers support for dozens of altcoins, namely Ethereum, Dash, Ethereum Classic, DAO, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, REP and many more.

#4.3 Infinito Wallet
Infinito Wallet is the first universal cryptocurrency wallet in the world which provides easy and fast application access with utmost security and 24/7 maintained and regularly updated gateway to the blockchain, allowing fast transactions. It also helps the user by storing the list of frequent address for hassle-free transactions and even includes messages with transactions for improved record keeping. It is available on both Android and ios devices.


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Good list, good reference. Until now I use myetherwallet and imtoken, in my opinion because of security and recommendations from my friends and seniors. And that turned out not to be mere nonsense, but concrete evidence so I also recommended it to my friends who asked for wallet advice to be used to store their assets.

[arimamib]

All wallet that has good security features are already good, you even didn't mention what I wallet I am using so you mean my wallet is not good? Some wallet you mentioned is offline if I am not mistaken and not all are using offline although it is also good to store our bitcoin or coins most of us using an online wallet. I've never tried trezor or ledger but I hear good feedback about it, I think it is also worth to try but as of now I am still happy with my wallet.

security wallet hardware and online wallet in my opinion is quite good, and that becomes a lot of mistakes is how to use it which makes theft of funds in it. maybe the reason is quite a lot that makes theft in the wallet but most of the users who make theft of funds in the wallet

[Mumbeeptind1963]

I just only use myetherwallet, trust wallet, and blockchain wallet. Using these three i guess I can hold anything or any kind of token even not an erc20 coins. Well these are safe i never experience of hacking acticities, there is no kind of bad issues about these wallet. You can assure your safety while storing a big amount of money

Me too, I use myetherwallet for about years now and I did not encounter any problems regarding on it, I am keeping my keys in safe place so that anyone that want to steal my altcoin will not get that, I am using my local bitcoin wallet here in us, to store my btc, xrp, eth and bch. I dont have that other wallet stated by the OP , but Ive have my friend who used trezor and nano ledger and they say that those wallets are great indeed.

[gospelzm]

Another problem that arises when choosing a cryptowallet is the range of coins supported. There's a number of really good wallets recommended to me by my fellow traders but I discover that not every wallet supports all the assets that I need. What do you guys do about that? Do you use some "additional" wallets to buy other coins of your interest?

[monineklutak]

The above are pretty great wallets and I would like to suggest one more great and free wallet. What do you think about MEWconnect? It owns a security system like Ledger Nano S and it also contains many keys and long wordseeds. I have been using MEWconnect more than 1 year ago and now it is still very safe. What do you think about this type of wallet on the Ethereum platform?

MEWConnect? I have never used it, is it connected directly to myetherwallet? I still use the wallet to store my ethereum, and until now it is still safe, I have been more than 3 years

[fuer44]

I more often and used to use online wallet. while for mobile wallet, I suggest to be more careful because it is more prone to hacking because of the level of security. Besides, I think the smartphone feature is not suitable to be used as a wallet related to our valuable assets.

[Kersh768]

Among those cryptocurrency wallets that are good for storing or keeping my assets in terms of crypto safe, I would go the best into Ledger Nano S and Trezor because I sure that my assets are safe and secure on hand because I have it on my hand and offline. For me my assets are more secure offline rather than online because as far as we all know that as technology rises, the strategy and techniques used by the hackers are also improved to adapt into the improving and rising technological advancement. Although online cryptocurrency wallets promise to secure all your assets through the ways you have chosen to secure your account, for me, the best thing to protect my cryptos for storing is keeping it offline in which I am sure that I am the only one who can have an access on it.

[lobo13hf]

Another problem that arises when choosing a cryptowallet is the range of coins supported. There's a number of really good wallets recommended to me by my fellow traders but I discover that not every wallet supports all the assets that I need. What do you guys do about that? Do you use some "additional" wallets to buy other coins of your interest?

Any wallets have the list coins that has already supported by the wallet. that's not a big problem that must be discussed. Just try to use various wallet to make sure if we are not storing our wallet into the same backet to prevent if we are getting the worst case like our wallet getting hacked by the hackers.

[TheClownSong]

The safest choice is of course the hard wallet. I currently use a mobile wallet and I think mobile wallet is now quite safe as long as we store the word seeds safely and not share them. Trust wallet in my opinion a good mobile wallet as well as support with lots of coins

[Bitbtc8]

The best ones are hardware wallet followed by paper wallets and mobile wallet, stay away from desktop wallets because PC can easily get infected with trojan at any time, crypto hijack malware are always online nowadays waiting to take over your PC

[ice098]

Good list! Thanks! I started using cryptocurrency not long ago, but I noticed that it is very useful to read the reviews of the products I'm going to use (wallets, exchanges, platforms, etc.). As there is much advertisement on the Internet, it took me some time to find a good source that can provide me with such info. Finally, on one forum I was suggested checking user reviews on top cryptocurrency wallets. This source turned out to be really useful as this is a review platform for crypto community. Maybe this info will be useful for someone.

I am using an online wallet also , for my altcoins I am using myetherwallet as well as my imtoken wallet, for my bitcoin I am using our local wallet here and coinomi, both seems secured so I didnt have to worry about everything since their support is very responsive also, I dont have a hardware wallet thats why I dont have any review to that.

[bettercrypto]

All wallet that has good security features are already good, you even didn't mention what I wallet I am using so you mean my wallet is not good? Some wallet you mentioned is offline if I am not mistaken and not all are using offline although it is also good to store our bitcoin or coins most of us using an online wallet. I've never tried trezor or ledger but I hear good feedback about it, I think it is also worth to try but as of now I am still happy with my wallet.

I think you need to buy ledger if you want to have a safe storage of funds. And nano ledger price is really expensive. I think it cost around 100$ or more. Well, I never tried them also. I am just looking it in videos that shared by other millionaire cryptocurrency addict fan. Lol. However, I am satisfied already with my wallets specially mew because until now, I proudly to say that I still didn't hacked.

[bakasabo]

The safest choice is of course the hard wallet. I currently use a mobile wallet and I think mobile wallet is now quite safe as long as we store the word seeds safely and not share them. Trust wallet in my opinion a good mobile wallet as well as support with lots of coins

Do you use that mobile daily, or it is placed somewhere at home and used only for crypto transfers?
No doubt that you have a authenticator app installed on that mobile. If so, then you are keeping all the eggs in one basket

[Stanlo]

It's better to use mobile wallet if all crypto you have is not much and you can still safe your private key as well but if you have many coins that worth thousands of dollars its safer to but hardware wallet like ledger

[Avirunes]

The best ones are hardware wallet followed by paper wallets and mobile wallet, stay away from desktop wallets because PC can easily get infected with trojan at any time, crypto hijack malware are always online nowadays waiting to take over your PC

I would say I would prefer paper wallet over hardware wallet. There is still scope of bugs in case of hardware wallets which may lead to loss of funds due to poorly developed wallet /or not discovering and fixing bugs soon before hackers exploits it. While atleast in case of paper wallet there is no other party than you involved in the wallet generation and access process.

Just look out for option with least parties involved in your wallet generation to access process.

[Divinespark]

I really want to add myetherwallet and Trustwallet to your list. These are 2 very good token storage wallets that I have known since joining this market. From the time I use it to the present, I have never had any problems, My wallet is always safe and has not been attacked yet.