Sorry yes i meant a online wallet - if they are safe.
First of all, a warm welcome in the crypto world from me.
There are hardware wallets (such as Ledger Nano X), software wallets (Bitcoin Core, Electrum etc) and online/web-based wallets (Blockchain, Magnum Wallet etc). Exodus is a software wallet, but as far as I know, it's closed source so I would not recommend it.
My recommendation is that you get Electrum for Bitcoin and separate open-source wallets for your altcoins. Electrum is more than secure as long as you download it from the official website and use it on a clean PC (or even better, on an offline PC). I know that a multi-coin wallet is very comfy, but I would assume that you value security over comfort in the end.
Online (or web based) wallets are the ones I least recommend. There isn't much of a difference between a closed-source software and an online wallet as you have no idea what's going on behind the scene with both of them. Online wallets may or may not go offline at one point as well - there are some cases of members on this forum who bought BTC many years ago and put their login information in a safe place, but when they came back to open their wallet found out the website had gone offline. With both online wallets and closed-source ones there's no guarantee that your private keys were only seen and saved by
you.
So instead of putting comfort first, I'd say using Electrum is a way better idea. You have pretty much any option with it whether you want to use coin control, become a full node, a pruned one or use it as a light wallet etc as well. And then, it's fully open source and completely free (FOSS).
