Which wallet do you used to store your BTC?

[indexx]

I store my bitcoin to Blockchain wallet. I think it is quite safe and many people use it. I've just stored bitcoin there in this year. My friend suggested me to store there for safety reason. So, I also shared my experience to you. 

[densuj]

I have some BTC. I stored them in coinbase. But recently I heard that coinbase banned many users account without any warning. I am afraid of it.

For couples months ago i used Citowise wallet to store my bitcoin, it is safe of wallet of bitcoin the other reason i used Citowise wallet is i can store other cryptocurrencies such as ethereum, ethereum classic, Citowise token and any other token erc20 of ethereum. It is good wallet for me because i can store alot of cryptocurrencies in one application and it is free and safe. You can check the official announcement of Citowise wallet on here to get more information about the wallet here https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=40284

[paolobaltimori]

I only use my Ledger Nano S, it's safe and it's quite cheap. If you want to buy I reccomend you to buy it ONLY on their official website so that you are sure that noone has seen your seed recovery phrase

[izay0330]

I store my BTC on my coins.ph account. A local digital wallet here in my country. It is easy to access and so far I do not have any issue with regards on their service.

[OptimusPrime]

I have some BTC. I stored them in coinbase. But recently I heard that coinbase banned many users account without any warning. I am afraid of it.

I use an external wallet or hardware wallet that I am incharge of its private key. I suggest you use blockchain.com mobile wallet

[alyanov]

There are several different types of wallets you can use to store and manage your digital assets. The features and functions of the different types of wallets are all dependent upon the asset being stored and unique design of that wallet. Use the following resource to help choose the best wallet for your coins and coin preferences. The examples selected here are just a few of the many of options available for you to choose from.  Any type of digital asset wallet is either classified as a 'hot' or 'cold' wallet based off of their connectivity to outside networks.  Hot wallets are connected to the internet, whereas cold wallets are completely offline.  Cold wallets are generally the more secure of the two wallets, so they are recommended particularly for the storage of large amounts of assets.  Hot wallets are recommended for use in transactions, trades and for assets that you would like to have frequent access to.

[getto]

 The features and functions of the different types of wallets are all dependent upon the asset being stored and unique design of that wallet. Use the following resource to help choose the best wallet for your coins and coin preferences.

[MOProgress]

I have been using blockchain.com and honestly this has been going well with me, I have not had any negative issues with it.

[UNIVERSE]

I stored my bitcoins on my local exchange (indodax) and blockchain wallet. I don't know these wallets quite safe or not exactly. But I don't keep them on the wallets for long time. I just stored there for a moment and for the reason of selling only.

[altcoinhunter01]

There are the lot of online wallets to store BTC. But in my opinion, the hardware wallet is the best to store Bitcoin.

[Jetski]

I only use and trust MEW wallet and i
use this already for 2 years and it seems and i did not encounter any problems from using.