Some questions about Cryptocurrency.

[hack3rcon]

Hello,
Currently, 9,193 cryptocurrencies exist and a wallet couldn't support all of them. Some of that coins are inactive, but if a coin is active, but don't support by a wallet, then how can I have it?
How can I find a Token or Coin protocol? For example, what is the protocol of the SHIBA INU?
Any website exist that provide reliable forecast service?

Thank you.

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[joniboini]

1. Find their website/socmed/community and ask for a wallet that supports the coin. There should be at least one wallet/client that supports it if the chain is still running.
2. Read their docs, find it from their websites like Coingecko/CMC, or the official website.

[Fundamentals Of]

1. There are more than 9,193 cryptocurrencies. You are probably just looking at coinmarketcap's data. Not all cryptocurrencies are listed there.

2. If there is a token or coin, there must also be a wallet which supports it. Look for it through the coin or token's official site or social media accounts and channels.

3.  I had a quick look at SHIBA INU's (SHIB) overview at coinmarketcap and it says it is available through Uniswap (V2), Hotbit, 1inch Exchange, and 0x Protocol. That means you can have a SHIBA INU (SHIB) wallet in these platforms.

[tbct_mt2]

Many of those cryptocurrencies are clone coins from source code of bitcoin or Ethereum. They are dead projects and no future with their products.

No wallets will give you support for all cryptocurrencies on the market. Thousands and the number will increase.

You can use Exodus wallet if you want to have a multiple cryptocurrency wallet. It is closed-source but non-custodial wallet.

Link of Exodus wallet: https://www.exodus.com/

[masterrex]

Hello,
Currently, 9,193 cryptocurrencies exist and a wallet couldn't support all of them. Some of that coins are inactive, but if a coin is active, but don't support by a wallet, then how can I have it?
How can I find a Token or Coin protocol? For example, what is the protocol of the SHIBA INU?
Any website exist that provide reliable forecast service?

Thank you.

I believe that each project has its own website and most of the important information is also listed there, including wallets the protocol use case, etc. if you want more information you can also read the project's whitepaper I'm sure all of the necessary information is listed there. by the way, most of the time the CMC, CoinGecko, and other crypto data and insight listing service is not complete because not all projects are already listed there so you can't rely upon them all the time. 

[hack3rcon]

How about Guarda?

[rhomelmabini]

How about Guarda?

You have to search it for yourself I guess, it shouldn't be you have to like others spoon-feeding you. Guarda wallet has limited support for coins in their wallet and some reviews about Guarda suggests that it has relatively high fee. You can check reviews on the web and hope you know how to do it.

[Fesatmas]

1. Find their website/socmed/community and ask for a wallet that supports the coin. There should be at least one wallet/client that supports it if the chain is still running.
2. Read their docs, find it from their websites like Coingecko/CMC, or the official website.

I think you need to keep this advice, because it is true, one of them is to know the ins and outs of a token, then their social media is the easiest alternative. so that we know how active they are in developing their tokens and know what their target for the future will be.


because by seeing the updated news from these social media posts, it shows the seriousness of running the token community so that it continues to exist and be known more widely. if you do not find them active, it means release the token immediately.

[shinratensei_]

I think that when the coin is still active and it will always have a wallet even that's a QT wallet that already issued by the developers.
that's quite impossible the developer will not create a native wallet for its own coin if it doesn't support by wallet created by 3rd party.
Shiba inu was using ethereum blockchain and you can track it easily on CMC now. CMC is mentioning which blockchain that already used to issue the asset.

You can try to use cryptorank as well.

[tbct_mt2]

How about Guarda?

You have to search it for yourself I guess, it shouldn't be you have to like others spoon-feeding you. Guarda wallet has limited support for coins in their wallet and some reviews about Guarda suggests that it has relatively high fee. You can check reviews on the web and hope you know how to do it.

Begin the investigation with
- https://coinmarketcap.com/
- https://www.coingecko.com/en
- https://messari.io/
If need more up-to-date information, news, check their Twitters and Github.

Telegram community channel of project is helpful if you need to ask and get quick supports. However, scammers and impersonators are popular in Telegram groups.
Collection of comprehensive guides on identify and avoid scam projects. Scammers use many method to scam.

[kopijos]

You can join the token community to request a smart contract and can find the token in the wallet. but usually the token has not been registered on the platform, you can enter the smart contract address on the platform and find the token there

[unusualfacts30]

Hello,
Currently, 9,193 cryptocurrencies exist and a wallet couldn't support all of them. Some of that coins are inactive, but if a coin is active, but don't support by a wallet, then how can I have it?
How can I find a Token or Coin protocol? For example, what is the protocol of the SHIBA INU?
Any website exist that provide reliable forecast service?

Thank you.

There are much more than 9,193 cryptocurrencies if you look at the whole data. A lot of them don't make it to cmc but they're listed in other exchange. In order to find what you are looking for you should look at their contract address that you can find in explorer or better yet, try to communicate to them through social if they have one and ask them about the protocol. As long as coin is active there will be data for it, even dead coins from the past will have it.

[adzino]

Hello,
Currently, 9,193 cryptocurrencies exist and a wallet couldn't support all of them. Some of that coins are inactive, but if a coin is active, but don't support by a wallet, then how can I have it?
How can I find a Token or Coin protocol? For example, what is the protocol of the SHIBA INU?
Any website exist that provide reliable forecast service?

Thank you.

9,193 crypto currencies and 99% of them are shit coins. So you don't need a wallet that could support all. All well established coins have their own wallets. If you still want to invest in those shitcoins and looking for a wallet, go to their website. You will find a core wallet provided by the dev team. It is impossible for them not to have any wallet but are active. Or if you are looking for a thirdparty wallet that will support all coins, I doubt you will find any.

[JeffBrad12]

You can join the token community to request a smart contract and can find the token in the wallet. but usually the token has not been registered on the platform, you can enter the smart contract address on the platform and find the token there

he doesn't even need to join the group just to ask about the smartcontract that used by such an asset. The fact that there are lots of sites like CMC, cryptorank, and many more that already mentioned which blockchain that used by the project.
If op wants to use a small of his effort and he can know that easily.
There's no need to join in the group just to know what kind of asset it is.
Some people have been mentioning the correct steps about how to check the asset used by the token.

[Bttzed03]

You can join the token community to request a smart contract and can find the token in the wallet. but usually the token has not been registered on the platform, you can enter the smart contract address on the platform and find the token there

he doesn't even need to join the group just to ask about the smartcontract that used by such an asset. The fact that there are lots of sites like CMC, cryptorank, and many more that already mentioned which blockchain that used by the project.
If op wants to use a small of his effort and he can know that easily.
There's no need to join in the group just to know what kind of asset it is.
Some people have been mentioning the correct steps about how to check the asset used by the token.

There is no harm in joining their groups/channels to make sure he has the right contract address.

This sounds funny but out of the 9000+ cryptocurrencies in existence and actively traded, there are a few of them that has the same ticker and/or similar name. I have encountered several people who bought token B thinking it was token A. Heck, some newbies even mistake BCH to be BTC.

[Luffygroove]

Of course, one wallet can't support them all because probably those coins/tokens weren't built in one chain only. You need to learn how the crypto sphere works. It's contained many chains and some projects built their tokens on a certain chain or they can have their own chain that has the native coin. To know what chain they're built on, you can check on their telegram group/discord, social media, or website. They certainly will provide the information, and then you can search for certain wallets that support that project, or ask them directly what wallet that you need to have to keep their coins/tokens.

[leea-1334]

I believe there was this service called Coin Janitor that would buy all those dead or inactive tokens,,, not for good prices but better than nothing.

Or make yourself the offer on Marketplace and see if anyone takes it. With gas fees so high though,,, doubt if anyone will even want to make the transaction for more than $5 (so set super low gas price).

[batang_bitcoin]

You don't have to worry with those coins, if they don't have their own supporting wallet, most of them are ERC20 tokens which you only need to have an Ethereum address/wallet for you to keep those tokens. There's a newer one which is called BSC, a few are made from those but there's a likely that many projects will also start working with it. Just make your own Ethereum wallet if the token you want is an ERC20 token. Well, if a dev creates a wallet that supports all the cryptos in the market it will be a total waste I guess. But that's a good idea, maybe a dev will develop a wallet that supports all of it.

[RapTarX]

You can't have all in one. There are few multicrypto supported wallets, for instance, trust wallet. But there are wallets for each and every coin. To get the authentic/official website of any coin, you can check the coinmarketcap and find their website. You can get most of the information there.

[hack3rcon]

You don't have to worry with those coins, if they don't have their own supporting wallet, most of them are ERC20 tokens which you only need to have an Ethereum address/wallet for you to keep those tokens. There's a newer one which is called BSC, a few are made from those but there's a likely that many projects will also start working with it. Just make your own Ethereum wallet if the token you want is an ERC20 token. Well, if a dev creates a wallet that supports all the cryptos in the market it will be a total waste I guess. But that's a good idea, maybe a dev will develop a wallet that supports all of it.

What do you mean by "Just make your own Ethereum wallet if the token you want is an ERC20 token."? I have a Freewallet account and it generated an Ethereum address for me. Thus, if a token is based on Ethereum, then I can use my Ethereum address to receive it?