Anyone using the following crypto wallets?

[Synerggy]

I'm tired of trust wallet and I'm looking for a new experience, here are the list of wallets I'm looking into right now just drop me your thoughts on any if you are using one of the below wallets thanks

1. Enjin wallet
2. Exodus wallet
3. Huobi wallet
4. Phantom wallet

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[mk4]

Probably tell us what you're specifically looking for in a wallet instead, so we can give better recommendations?

As far as I know none of those wallets are open-source, and Phantom wallet is solely for Solana.

[noorman0]

3 of the 4 wallets you mentioned are multichain wallets like trustwallet. Only phantom wallet supports only 1 chain (solana network) and I only have experience with this wallet, so far it is quite useful. Don't know how well you secure seed phrases yet. If you are more concerned about your security, I recommend using wallets that only support 1 chain for 2 wallet app. When your wallet is compromised, you don't mean you lose all coins (different blockchains) in that wallet.

[jackg]

I've used phantom wallet too and it seems quite easy to use (similar to metamask in how it functions as an extension). I don't know how beginner friendly it is though, most things in crypto are just trial and error and it might be a good place to start since Solana transactions seem very cheap - although so have bitcoin transactions recently.

[BernyJB]

I can tell you that Exodus is not open source, I tried to use it for storing BTC and it provided an "invalid BTC address", and since I read the forum and using it is "not recommended". Search on the forum, you'll probably find a lot more info on each of your suggested wallets.

[Charles-Tim]

1. Enjin wallet
2. Exodus wallet
3. Huobi wallet
4. Phantom wallet

I am certain Huobi wallet will be a centralized wallet, you will not have full control, your control can be overridden through freezing or blocking of your wallet account by the people that created the wallet for the public to use. I do not know about others.

What specifications and features you want in a wallet so we can recommend better one for you. And above all, it is not also good to make use of close source wallet, let your wallet be open source like Electrum.

[Crypt0Gore]

I support enjin wallet, this wallet is the oldest among 1-4 on your list if this wallet sucks there would have been rumours around the web crucifying enjin wallet already, always go oldy.

[BIT-BENDER]

I have never heard of those other wallets you just mentioned, my trick in surviving in crypto-currency remains don't get too greedy. Firstly I would like to know, why do you want to move away from trust wallet, you really didn't mention a tangible reason, I also use trust wallet I haven't had any issues with it, to me it's really a private wallet and has great utilities, I haven't used any of the other ones you mentioned but I can say trust wallet is very good.

[Charles-Tim]

I also use trust wallet I haven't had any issues with it, to me it's really a private wallet and has great utilities, I haven't used any of the other ones you mentioned but I can say trust wallet is very good.

Trust wallet is close source, a good reason not to use it, but altcoin users may not have option, but better to buy a reputed hardware wallet that is completely open source instead of using a close source wallet. That alone is highly discouraging.

[aoluain]

I used to use Exodus along side hardware wallets like Trezor and Ledger.

The interface is really nice, slick and modern but I use solely hardware wallets
now so I have full control of my coins. If you want to get a Trezor hardware wallet
you can pair it with Exodus, its kind of handy to quickly view your hardware wallet
balances.

From time to time I use Coinbase instead of Exodus, I believe Coinbase is
a cheaper alternative when moving coins.

[nakamura12]

I can't say what you wanted to know but I really don't know about those wallets you mentioned except exodus which I have read many times and not a good decision to use that wallet. Well, there's Trustwallet and I have experiences using it but it's close source and yet you can get the mnemonic phrase which you can import in another wallet provider though as what Charles-Tim that it's highly discouraging. Anyways, it is up to you if you decided to use trust wallet even if it's not an open source wallet provider.

[mk4]

I've used phantom wallet too and it seems quite easy to use (similar to metamask in how it functions as an extension). I don't know how beginner friendly it is though, most things in crypto are just trial and error and it might be a good place to start since Solana transactions seem very cheap - although so have bitcoin transactions recently.

Funny how Phantom wallet knocks MetaMask out of the water in terms of UI smoothness and functionality that it's not even funny, despite MetaMask having a good amount of years of head start. It seems that MetaMask became too complacent.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Trust wallet is close source, a good reason not to use it, but altcoin users may not have option, but better to buy a reputed hardware wallet that is completely open source instead of using a close source wallet. That alone is highly discouraging.

Got a point. But in terms of usability among the chosen of OP, I think this is much better, also its a binance product so there are multiple supported on this wallet. But of course I limit which one I hold there cause I know its somehow close source. But its work like metamask too given you a decentralized method like private key and mnemonic so somehow you could assume its the same with only higher risk.

[traderethereum]

I'm tired of trust wallet and I'm looking for a new experience, here are the list of wallets I'm looking into right now just drop me your thoughts on any if you are using one of the below wallets thanks

1. Enjin wallet
2. Exodus wallet
3. Huobi wallet
4. Phantom wallet

I use Exodus wallet to store some of my coins but I do not use it too often as I only want to hold for a long term. Still, if I want to convert on the other coins, the minimum amount is too high compared to the other wallet, but I might be wrong because I do not check one by one.
I also used Phantom wallet to play with the Bothered Otters a few months ago but I do not store the other coins so I do not have much comment about this wallet;D
I do not use the other wallets, but I suggest you use a hardware wallet such as Ledger Nano or Trezor.

[ice18]

I have only used two in the list Enjin and Exodus, Enjin is like Trust wallet wherein you can easily connect dapps when needed like Dex, but almost same as Trust its all depends on you which of this two wallets will work fine depends on your needs, Exodus on mobile on the otherhand has some bad reviews its unresponsive in some users but maybe it depends on your phone specs or connection.   

[Jawhead999]

I don't understand why you need to looking for a new wallet which similar like Trust wallet but you're tired of using Trust wallet? Those wallet you mentioned above is closed source and the worst thing you're included centralized exchanges wallet as your own wallet.

I can't give many recommendation when it comes to altcoins, probably Metamask is the only options. You could buy hardware wallet since it's safer than the rest wallet you mentioned above, it isn't expensive only around $50-$100.

[pakhitheboss]

1. Enjin wallet
2. Exodus wallet
3. Huobi wallet
4. Phantom wallet

I have tried using Exodus wallet but was not satisfied. If you are looking for a multichain wallet then try Guarda wallet. It is far better than those listed here. I personally use trust wallet only to access a few dapps on BSC and not to store my assets.

[noormcs5]

I'm tired of trust wallet and I'm looking for a new experience, here are the list of wallets I'm looking into right now just drop me your thoughts on any if you are using one of the below wallets thanks

1. Enjin wallet
2. Exodus wallet
3. Huobi wallet
4. Phantom wallet

What do you mean exactly when you say that "You are tired of Trust Wallet"? You don't like its features or what? Trust wallet is one of the best wallet if you want to store multiple coins in a single wallet.   What special or difference do you see in the other wallets mentioned by you and why you think these can be better alternatives for trust wallet ?

By the way, only getting tired of a wallet by seeing the same interface again and again, is not the right decision to change the wallet.

[Bitstar_coin]

I'm tired of trust wallet and I'm looking for a new experience, here are the list of wallets I'm looking into right now just drop me your thoughts on any if you are using one of the below wallets thanks

1. Enjin wallet
2. Exodus wallet
3. Huobi wallet
4. Phantom wallet

I can only speak for enjin wallet, I have not used the rest on the list, as for enjin, I have used the wallet right from when it was first introduced, (because I was very active in their official telegram group chat), since the initial launch, the wallet has undergone series of updates with useful features which are very helpful using the wallet,

As a normal user, I can tell you the wallet is good, the interface is as simple as it can be, it supports lots of coins from different networks, i have some nft stored in the wallet ( collectibles from different projects)
You can do a quick exchange in the wallet app as long as the token is tradeable and available in the app, and some other features, but lately I use metamask more.

[$crypto$]

I don't understand why you need to looking for a new wallet which similar like Trust wallet but you're tired of using Trust wallet? Those wallet you mentioned above is closed source and the worst thing you're included centralized exchanges wallet as your own wallet.

I can't give many recommendation when it comes to altcoins, probably Metamask is the only options. You could buy hardware wallet since it's safer than the rest wallet you mentioned above, it isn't expensive only around $50-$100.

Only Metamask that I use to store a lot of crypto is easier as an extension that is used in the browser so the choice is right for me.

I also bought a Safepal hardware wallet for $60 bought from someone, it's safe enough to store for long term then to store a lot of crypto.

Trying a trust wallet is the best.