How many crypto/bitcoin wallets have you tried?

[Bawse]

What crypto wallets have you tried?

I currently use Trustwallet, but I've used Coinbase, Blockchain, and I tried a few others, but I don't remember the names.

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

By the way, I’ve experimented with a few crypto wallets myself. I have used Meta Mask, and Electrum, and I have also used Exodus, Binance and Luno.

 

[Cpvr]

I currently use Robinhood and Coinbase. I also have a wallet on Element and the Pi network.

 

[zoldos]

I use Coinbase. My g/f uses Robinhood. I've tried others, but Coinbase was the only one I managed to successfully become verified on!

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

I use Coinbase. My g/f uses Robinhood. I've tried others, but Coinbase was the only one I managed to successfully become verified on!

Users mostly choose Coinbase especially for those in the USA because it stands out as one of the best there and because of its straightforward design. Personally, I use Binance most of the time.

 

[zoldos]

Users mostly choose Coinbase especially for those in the USA because it stands out as one of the best there and because of its straightforward design. Personally, I use Binance most of the time.

I still found it difficult. I actually had to open a support ticket just to figure out how to get some Bitcoin I was sent to my bank.

 

[Nomad]

I have over a dozen crypto wallets and most of these wallets are multi currency wallets, which means I can accept multiple cryptocurrencies. However, I mostly use Trust Wallet, Coinbase Wallet, and Metamask

 

[zoldos]

I've heard of those. I use just Coinbase, but have never taken a proper look at it.

I do find it odd however, that the premise of cryptocurrency seems to be anonymity and decentralization, yet I had to show a picture of my ID and my face and verify all sorts of personal information before being allowed to interact with real money. How does that make sense? lol

 

[fdk]

Blockchain is my favourite crypto wallet and is personally the only online storage that I'd hold any crypto in. Otherwise I'd prefer to have my crypto holdings in offline cold wallets, just for added peace of mind and security.

 

[zoldos]

Blockchain is my favourite crypto wallet and is personally the only online storage that I'd hold any crypto in. Otherwise I'd prefer to have my crypto holdings in offline cold wallets, just for added peace of mind and security.

Isn't "blockchain" an overall term for crypto and it's foundations, not a specific wallet?

 

[Bawse]

Isn't "blockchain" an overall term for crypto and it's foundations, not a specific wallet?

Blockchain is a crypto wallet. I've used them before. Trust Wallet is my favorite though.

 

[zoldos]

Blockchain is a crypto wallet. I've used them before. Trust Wallet is my favorite though.

Cool. I was correct as well:

"Blockchain is a decentralized database that records transactions in blocks that are linked together in a chain. It's a shared ledger that's used to track assets and transactions across a network." says A.I.

 

[zoldos]

Now I'm starting to see big companies investing in Bitcoin. I saw a commercial the other day talking about it. But I hope governments don't try to stick their hands in it. That would defeat the purpose!!

 

[Ravenfreak]

I've only used two wallets, Kraken and Coinbase. I wanted to use Binance since I got some credits on a survey website, but it turns out the credits were for the international version of Binance so that was a waste.

 

[Airwalker]

I use Coinomi for BTC and Coinex as exchange

 

[Cpvr]

Now I'm starting to see big companies investing in Bitcoin. I saw a commercial the other day talking about it. But I hope governments don't try to stick their hands in it. That would defeat the purpose!!

They’re starting too. Trump has his own coin called “trumpcoin”, which has taken a lot of crypto off the market. His wife also has a crypto coin.

The United States is also launching a bitcoin reserve system.

US to Implement BTC Reserve in Weeks: Bitcoin Magazine CEO

Bitcoin Magazine CEO David Bailey stated that the U.S. government is implementing the proposed Bitcoin reserve faster than anticipated.

thecryptobasic.com

President Donald Trump’s executive order, signed on March 6, outlines a national crypto asset reserve for Bitcoin. Meanwhile, industry pundits believe the administration is detailing its approach within days or weeks instead of a gradual rollout.

Broader Benefits of US BTC Reserve​

Meanwhile, discussions have emerged regarding the broader implications of the executive order. Matt Hougan, chief investment officer at Bitwise, highlightedthat the move significantly reduces the probability of a future Bitcoin ban in the U.S.

Additionally, it increases the likelihood of other nations establishing similar reserves. The order also pressures foreign governments to act swiftly, as a short-term window now exists for nations to accumulate Bitcoin before further U.S. acquisitions.

Notably, the executive order eliminates long-standing regulatory uncertainty surrounding cryptocurrencies. According to Solana founder Anatoly Yakovenko, the order does not serve as a bailout but instead provides clearer guidelines for digital assets.