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Mega List: Crypto Wallets & Storage Guide - Kill Joy - Aug 7, 2017

Introduction

Crypto currency and assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and hundreds of other alt-coins, have become increasingly popular the past few years. Along with the rise in popularity comes a rise in theft. This thread is dedicated to an overview of storing and keeping your assets protected.

Key Terms to Understand
  • Private Key - A randomly generated number. This key gives direct access to your assets.

  • Public Key - a 2D point coordinate on an Elliptic Curve derived from a private key. This key is public, meaning people can see the amount on your private key but cannot access it.

  • Mnemonic Phrase - In crypto terms, this is a group of words that generate a unique wallet phrase which gives you a human-readable list of words to back-up your wallet for recovery.

  • Multisignature - Also called multi-sig. In terms of Wallets, multisig has one private key on your computer and typically one on your phone. A signature is required from both devices before a transaction is sent.

  • Seed - A potentially-short value used as a seed to generate the master private key.



Different Variations of Wallets
  • Cold Wallet - Refers to storing crypto offline (i.e, encrypted media, hardware wallet, HDD, USB, paper wallet). Most secure!

  • Hot Wallet - A wallet connected to the internet in some way. These are less secure.

  • Hardware Wallet - Also known as Hard Wallets, these Wallets safely store your private keys. Very secure.

  • Mobile Wallet - May or may not control your private keys. Check if they control your keys before using! Also check if they are open-source.

  • Web Wallet - Wallets that are managed by 3rd parties and control your private keys. Please note, MyEtherWallet (MEW) is not a web wallet as it is strictly client-sided.



Click the links below to be taken to a list of:



* - Kill Joy - Aug 7, 2017

Cold Storage Wallets
  • Paper Wallet


  • You can write down or print your private keys. To generate a Bitcoin paper wallet, go here. Litecoin users go here.



  • Coins supported: Bitcoin


  • Multisignature


  • Open Source





* - Kill Joy - Aug 7, 2017

Hardware Wallets

  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH, LTC other altcoins and tokens.


  • Wallet Integrations: BitGo, Copay, Electrum, GreenBits, Mycelium, MyEtherWallet, Ledger Wallet Bitcoin, Ledger Wallet Ethereum, Ledger Wallet Ripple.



  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH (+ All ERC-20 Tokens), ETC, LTC, ZEC, NMC, DOGE, DASH.


  • Wallet Integrations: ArcBit, Blockonomics, Copay, Chrome Extension, Electrum (DASH + LTC), Etherwall, MultiBit HD, Mycelium, TREZOR Wallet, Sentinel.





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Hot Wallets

  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH


  • Make sure to back up your wallet.



  • Coins supported: BAT, QTUM, NEO, REP, DCR, BTC, DASH, EOS, LTC, ETH, GNT


  • Make sure to back up your wallet.



  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH, ETC, DASH, DAO, LTC, REP, ZEC


  • Make sure to back up your wallet.



  • Coins supported: BTC


  • Make sure to back up your wallet.



  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH, LTC


  • Not recommended unless coins are stored in the vault





* - Kill Joy - Aug 7, 2017

Web Wallets

  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH



  • Coins supported: BTC


  • Via app or extension



  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH, LTC


  • Not recommended unless coins are stored in the vault



  • Coins supported: BTC


  • Via app or extension



  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH, ETC, DASH, DAO, LTC, REP, ZEC


  • Via app or extension



  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH.


  • Via app or extension





* - Kill Joy - Aug 7, 2017

Mobile Wallets

  • Coins supported: BTC



  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH



  • Coins supported: BTC



  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH, LTC


  • Not recommended unless coins are stored in the vault



  • Coins supported: BTC



  • Coins supported: BTC


  • Via app or extension



  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH, ETC, DASH, DAO, LTC, REP, ZEC



  • Coins supported: BTC





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Wallets by Security

  • Coins supported: BTC


  • Multisignature



  • Coins supported: BTC


  • Multisignature



  • Coins supported: BTC, LTC, DOGE, NMC, ETH, DASH, + Shapeshift integration.



  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH, LTC other altcoins and tokens.



  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH (+ All ERC-20 Tokens), ETC, LTC, ZEC, NMC, DOGE, DASH.





* - Kill Joy - Aug 7, 2017

Wallets by Ease of Use

  • Coins supported: BTC



  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH



  • Coins supported: BTC, ETH, LTC


  • Not recommended unless coins are stored in the vault



  • Coins supported: BTC



  • Coins supported: BAT, QTUM, NEO, REP, DCR, BTC, DASH, EOS, LTC, ETH, GNT


  • Make sure to back up your wallet.



  • Coins supported: ETH, ETC, All Ether Tokens





* - Kill Joy - Aug 7, 2017

Wallets by Coins
  • Bitcoin



  • Dash



  • Ethereum




  • ERC-20 Ether Tokens (All)



  • Litecoin





  • Monero




  • Nem (XEM)



  • NEO




  • NXT




  • Ripple




  • Sia



  • Stratis



  • Waves



  • ZCash






Don't see a wallet for your coin? Ask below or request one to be added to the list!


* - Froggy - Aug 7, 2017

Wow, great thread Kill Joy! This will be very helpful for those new to crypto currency. [Image: sticky-bro.png]


* - Percyi - Aug 7, 2017

Great thread, Kill Joy. Very nice and informative for those who are looking to learn more about the different types of wallets. Keep up the good work! :)


* - J. McCarthy - Aug 7, 2017

surprised you could fit this all in that few posts ^_^

nice thread


* - Kill Joy - Aug 7, 2017

(Aug 7, 2017 08:24 PM)Formula1 Wrote:  surprised you could fit this all in that few posts ^_^

nice thread

Hahaha. Made it much easier for organization instead of having a huge list to scroll through and get lost in.


* - Steve - Aug 7, 2017

Lot of new and old members alike always asking about wallets. This is perfect for them.


* - The Conjurer - Aug 7, 2017

Great thread KJ, appreciate the continuous hard work you've been putting into the Crypto section!👍