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[bob123]

Hi,

Check out wallet Unstoppable. It is non-custodial, open-source, easy to use. It is positioned to be secure, private wallet app for IOS and Android.

[SCAM]

Caution!

A newbie promoting a completely new wallet no one ever has heard of.
It is most likely a scam and i would advise to not visit that link.

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[Pmalek]

If you ask me, the safest places are exchanges...

No, they are not. They might be convenient, but that doesn't equal a safe storage.

I can recommend https://www.myetherwallet.com/

How does someone store Bitcoin in myetherwallet.com? I repeat, myetherwallet.com! It's an Ethereum wallet suitable for Ether (as the name suggests) and erc-20 tokens, not Bitcoin and other assets.

[HorizontalSystems]

Hi,

Check out wallet Unstoppable. It is non-custodial, open-source, easy to use. It is positioned to be secure, private wallet app for IOS and Android.

[SCAM]

Caution!

A newbie promoting a completely new wallet no one ever has heard of.
It is most likely a scam and i would advise to not visit that link.

Hi Bob,

I agree that people need to be careful in order to avoid many scams, especially with so many in crypto. But, wallet Unstoppable is not a scam, we have been working hard to build a wallet that adheres to best security practices, it is open-source, anyone can see the actual code behind. And our Android version is verified by https://walletscrutiny.com/ to be exactly as published code on github.

We are indeed a newbie on Bitcointalk, but we are here to stay. I invite you to try our wallet Unstoppable and share with us about your impressions and findings.

Just visit www.unstoppable.money

[bob123]

What's wrong with Ownr? Exodus is closed source too. If a wallet is non-custodial, it's reliable enough.

I wouldn't recommend exodus to anyone. Exodus has its own vulnerabilities (or rather: a weak security concept overall).

Just because a wallet is non-custodial, it doesn't mean it is reliable or secure.
You can never be sure whether the software you are using is secure or even malicious. Nothing keeps the developer to give you a mnemonic from a pre-defined list or just using a weak RNG (either by accident or maliciously).

Using closed-source software to store a form of digital decentralized and uncensorable money is a contradiction in itself.

[PonZZ]

The safest wallets
1. Ledger – Best Cold Wallet
2. Coinomi – Best for Mobile
3. Exodus – Best for Desktop

[Lucius]

PonZZ, although there are various definitions of what exactly a hardware wallet is, the term cold wallet should not be used because every hardware wallet connects to the internet, at least in case the user needs to do a firmware upgrade. Furthermore, if you have a hardware wallet, then why use a desktop wallet since HW support over 1000 coins/tokens- and in case you have a Nano X, you can connect it via Bluetooth to your smartphone, or via an OTG cable if you have a Nano S.

[pooya87]

The safest wallets
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2. Coinomi – Best for Mobile
3. Exodus – Best for Desktop

wallets that are closed source such as Coinomi or have components that are closed source such as Exodus are always going to be t he least safe wallets and must be avoided as much as possible unless you have absolutely no other choice.
for example you should only use Coinomi if you were trying to store some shitcoins that don't have any other wallet.

[HCP]

The safest wallets
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1. Promote "Wallet X" in sig
2. Tell everyone that Wallets A, B and C are the "safest"
3. ? ? ?
4. Profit