need help finding wallet

[krav79]

yeah these online wallets are pathetic. Kraken support generally takes only a couple hours at most a day.
COinbase is just as  inept as those wallets as ive yet to get my 2FA code resent.
the first code expired since it came about 2-3 days later when i wasnt around my computer  and now i cant get a new one sent.
i cant believe some people consider coinbase top five exchanges !?

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[sheenshane]

yeah these online wallets are pathetic. Kraken support generally takes only a couple hours at most a day.
COinbase is just as  inept as those wallets as ive yet to get my 2FA code resent.
the first code expired since it came about 2-3 days later when i wasnt around my computer  and now i cant get a new one sent.
i cant believe some people consider coinbase top five exchanges !?

No, I won't, all custodial and online/web wallet isn't worth it to entrust your crypto asset. 
Just do as suggested on the first page, Electrum is very reliable upon storing any amount as long as your private key is in your control, not like those wallets that I mentioned above, the online/web wallets which you didn't have full control of the private key, remember this rule "Not your key, Not your coins".

Don't leave your crypto assets on any exchange platform too, maybe it's considerable in a short term but not in the long term.

[pooya87]

Don't leave your crypto assets on any exchange platform too, maybe it's considerable in a short term but not in the long term.

The duration of the storage shouldn't be a deciding factor though. Only the purpose of it.
For example if you are actively trading on an exchange and using the funds you have there, then it makes sense to keep your coins in your exchange account for as long as you are trading whether it is short term or long term.
But if you are not trading at all and just using that account as storage, even a second is too long.

[PX-Z]

Don't leave your crypto assets on any exchange platform too, maybe it's considerable in a short term but not in the long term.

The duration of the storage shouldn't be a deciding factor though. Only the purpose of it.

And don't forget the risk factor, if the user's trading capital fund is just a mere % of his assets then it could be reasonable whether its for long term or not. But if he stored almost his assets in an exchange for trading purpose, it's too risky and it's a no for me.