Crypto Wallet

[touseefahmad1999]

i will suggest you that use trust wallet or metamask that is dex wallet where you can save crypto online without loosing any money. if you want to trade any crypto in daily basis you can choose binance exchange to trade any crypto like buying and selling. but you will be search on google to right further info about that wallet which you have better feel. other side you an choose hardware wallet to get secure you,r crypto offine mode

[philipma1957]

How can I get Crypto wallet and deposit money in the wallet?
 

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I like the trezor hardware wallets

trezor.io is the website

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he can download a core wallet on a safe pc

but he will need a decent internet connection
he will need a 1tb ssd
and the ability to back that up onto 2 hdds

or get a trezor hardware wallet.


and he needs to understand with his own pc wallet or a hardware wallet he can still get roobed

[Charles-Tim]

i will suggest you that use trust wallet or metamask that is dex wallet where you can save crypto online without loosing any money.

Trustwallet is no more an open source wallet, the reason it is not advisable. Matamask wallet is a web wallet, web wallets are most vulnerable to online attacks.

For bitcoin, I will prefer Bitcoin Core for privacy, Electrum for one of the best SPV wallets, while hardware wallets can be the best for altcoins which can also be used for bitcoin as they are more secure than online wallets. There are some existing open source hardware wallets.

other side you an choose hardware wallet to get secure you,r crypto offine mode

The blockchain is an open ledger available to the public. Secondly, all transactions are online, even while using hardware wallets or any other offline or cold wallets. Just that the private key is what is kept offline while making use of hardware wallet, the reason it is safer than online wallets.

[CryptoWebDirectory]

There are tons of different wallets out there..hardware wallets, mobile wallets, laptop/desktop wallets...etc.. My personal recommendation would be to go with one that is well established and used by a lot of people (might make it easier to get help/assistance if you have any problems or questions). Personally, on mobile I like Trust Wallet and on desktop/laptop I like MetaMask.

For getting money in there, you have a couple options...
1) Some wallets (like MetaMask) offer the option to buy crypto using your debit/credit card.
2) Buy on an exchange (such as Binance or Coinbase) and then send to your wallet address.
3) Do airdrops/faucets/bounties..etc and cash those out to your wallet address(es).

There are tons of different wallet options out there and people have their personal favorites. Do some research depending on your needs and maybe install one or two to check the layout..etc before you start putting money in there.

[Charles-Tim]

Personally, on mobile I like Trust Wallet and on desktop/laptop I like MetaMask.

Metamask wallet only support ether and ethereum tokens. Also it is a web wallet as explained above which are most vulnerable to online attacks. Trustwallet is not open source anymore.

To deal with altcoins, you will be better with open source hardware wallets like Trezor.

2) Buy on an exchange (such as Binance or Coinbase) and then send to your wallet address.

Do not forget some people buy on centralized exchanges and got discouraged to send to noncustododial wallet because of the exchange high withdrawal fee, especially for bitcoin and ether. Centralized exchanges can be hacked, gives no full control, and it's never your coins on blockchain as you do not have the keys, the exchange owners have the keys and the full control that can overide yours. Best for people to have their coins on reputed noncustodial wallet.

3) Do airdrops/faucets/bounties..etc and cash those out to your wallet address(es).

What has been noticed for long is that faucets are no more profitable but a complete waste of time. Also there are needs to be careful of airdrops not to directly or indirectly lead to scam.

[BernyJB]

First (and LOOOONG before even thinking about getting "a wallet"), I'd recommend you do a whole lot of learning. Your original post leads me to believe you don't have the needed knowledge to start on cryptocurrencies.
Read. When you're sick of reading, read more! I have followed several online courses from Udemy.com (5 so far). Ask questions here, and KEEP READING!
In a nutshell (I'm far from an expert), first, find out which kind of wallet is best for you. There are many: exchanges (both custodial and non custodial), paper wallets, software wallets, air gapped wallets, hardware wallets...
Each has it's own pros and cons, and its own limitations.
For example: hardware wallets are widely regarded as the safest option, but they can be expensive, or just unavailable, depending on where you live. And, again depending on your circumstances, they may not be worth it.
Meanwhile, paper wallets are free, and may offer you a suitable degree of security, if you're holding just a few bucks (which can be a fortune outside the US).
Or a software wallet may be safe enough for you. Or, if you don't plan on transacting on your crypto that often, having an air gapped wallet (a software wallet in a strictly off-line OS), while cumbersome to use, may be the right solution for you.

One think to keep in mind is: learn the full address of your future wallet, DON'T GOOGLE and DON'T FOLLOW LINKS. And check the full link you're about to visit BEFORE you  do. "whatever. com" is not the same as "whatever.io", for example. make sure you're following the right link, and not going to a scammer's website.

[touseefahmad1999]

There are many crypto wallet or Exchange where you can hold your crypto assets. I recommend that you use binance exchange you can hold and trade your favorite coins and also hold for Long term.if want more save you can use trust Wallet that is decentralized Wallet  you can also hold your tokens with security