What is the best crypto wallet in your opinion?

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Where do you all store your crypto? I’m mainly looking for a bitcoin wallet to store BTC, but support for other popular cryptos would be nice too. I’m currently building my portfolio so I’m not sure exactly what’ll end up in it, but I’m sure about BTC, ETH, SOL, USDT, and USDC.
 
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I recently bought a Ledger Flex after using the Ledger Nano S since 2018 and owning the Trezor Safe 3, and I honestly think it’s the best cold storage wallet I’ve ever used.

It’s compact, easy to use thanks to the touchscreen, and it is also equipped with a unique CC EAL6+ certified secure element chip that ensures your private keys never leave the device. It supports 5,000+ cryptocurrencies and is more convenient to use than any other Trezor or Ledger wallet, it honestly feels like upgrading from a button cell phone for seniors to an iPhone.

The price is quite steep, but it’s definitely worth it IMO. But if you’re on a budget, I’d probably recommend the Ledger Nano X or Trezor Safe 5. Both devices are less convenient to use, but still great.
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Any cryptocurrency wallet supports those coins. Are you looking for a hardware wallet or a software one?
 
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It all depends on how serious you are about crypto. You should certainly opt for a non-custodial crypto wallet. This way you’ll always have access to your crypto at any time. Storing your crypto on an exchange is a risky business because your account can get frozen or blocked for a multitude of reasons.

There’s also hot wallets and cold wallets. Hot wallets are essentially mobile apps that allow you to store your cryptocurrency (MetaMask, TrustWallet, Coinbase Wallet, etc.) Cold wallets are physical devices that are not connected to the internet, buying a cold wallet and storing your BTC there is the safest option, some of the best crypto wallets in my opinion are Ledger and Trezor.
 
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I’ve tried both Trezor and Ledger (these are the most popular on the market), and I think that Trezor Safe 5 is the best hardware wallet so far, though the older models are fine too. It supports around 1000 cryptos including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and stablecoins like USDT and USDC, and it also quite easy to use. It’s a bit more ugly and less handy than Ledger Nano X that I had before, but much more secure and safe.
 
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I used to be a Ledger fan, but switched to Trezor + TrustWallet since Ledger's data breach in 2020. Nothing beats that combo if you’re doing anything beyond hodling. TrustWallet is a really convenient app.
 
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I recently bought a Ledger Flex after using the Ledger Nano S since 2018 and owning the Trezor Safe 3, and I honestly think it’s the best cold storage wallet I’ve ever used.

It’s compact, easy to use thanks to the touchscreen, and it is also equipped with a unique CC EAL6+ certified secure element chip that ensures your private keys never leave the device. It supports 5,000+ cryptocurrencies and is more convenient to use than any other Trezor or Ledger wallet, it honestly feels like upgrading from a button cell phone for seniors to an iPhone.

The price is quite steep, but it’s definitely worth it IMO. But if you’re on a budget, I’d probably recommend the Ledger Nano X or Trezor Safe 5. Both devices are less convenient to use, but still great.
 
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