Crypto Wallet reviews from Reddit

Summary

We analyzed 222 Reddit reviews across 29 subreddits and 36 posts to rank the best Crypto Wallet brands recommended by redditors, including communities like r/Bitcoin, r/CryptoIndia, r/ledgerwallet, r/realreco, r/ethereum. Top-rated brands include Ledger (3.9/5), Trezor (4.1/5), ColdCard (4.8/5).

Stats
Reviews222
Subreddits29
Posts36
Brands78
Products34
Top communities
r/Bitcoin54r/CryptoIndia35r/ledgerwallet18r/realreco15r/ethereum13
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#1

Ledger

3.9
(32)
"Ledger is best if you want to have features that mean your grandmother will never lose her seed."
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"Ledger all day for peace of mind."
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"Ledger Nano S Plus or X hands down."
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"Ledger stax remains my favorite."
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"For long time holding, I suggest Ledger, as a cold wallet."
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"A reliable choice for securing your cryptocurrencies."
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"Ledger still is fine despite the issues. Been using it for over 6 years."
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"A hardware wallet is the best way to protect your private keys."
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"In terms of use and setup Ledger has a slight edge, real world usability also ledger with either the Nano S plus or Flex."
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"Real world usability also ledger with either the Nano S plus or Flex."
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#2

Trezor

4.1
(25)
"Trezor Safe 5. Its easy to use, and the most secure wallet there is at the moment."
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"I dont trust the Ledger so I went with Trezor instead. Its one of the oldest wallet companies and probably the most safe one you can get."
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"Trezor is recommended for hardware wallets due to its security."
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"I like Trezor."
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"Using trezor for cold-wallet and various others (zerion for eth chains, metamask for some special cases and when interacting with trezor (too annoying for daily transactions)."
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"Trezor, avoid Ledger"
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"Technical users should use Trezor"
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"Many people advocate for the Trezor."
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"You need a hardware wallet. Get a Trezor."
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"I am a newbie and trezor safe 3 works fine for me."
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#3

ColdCard

4.8
(11)
"I keep my long-term bags on a Coldcard and use Best Wallet for everything else day-to-day."
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"Hardware wallets like Ledger, Trezor, and Coldcard all have their strengths."
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"Coldcard + passphrase with phrase stamped or etched in steel"
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"Coldcard is a reliable choice for BTC."
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"I recommend ColdCard paired with Sparrow on desktop."
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"Any watch wallet you like or all the watch wallets you like. For me, Sparrow and Specter for PC, Nunchuk for mobile."
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"BITCOIN ONLY: coldcard mk4 with sparrow or coldcard mk4 with Nunchuk (you can use NFC to sign transactions in mobile app)"
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"Coldcard is a reliable choice for secure storage."
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"For BTC I’d recommend Coldcard/Sparrow."
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"If you are ready to study more, go for a Coldcard or a keystone 3 pro"
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#4

Exodus

4.0
(12)
"Exodus has worked great for me."
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"Exidous is really really nice there lots of staking/reward options n has over 500 different coins my referral code is MEZFG7"
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"Exodus wallet is user-friendly and reliable."
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"Exodus Wallet is user-friendly and supports tons of assets."
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"Exodus or enjiin or edge"
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"Exodus or RockWallet in my opinion."
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"Exodus - HotWallet for your Shitcoins"
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"Exodus serves well as a hot wallet for easy access."
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"Exodus"
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"Exodus wallet"
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#5

Coinbase

3.5
(11)
"Send LTC from Coinbase to Exodus wallet."
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"Coinbase is a great entry point into the world of crypto, but it's important to understand that it's a custodial wallet."
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"Coinbase is probably fine for buying and holding a small amount of crypto."
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"Coinbase is easy to use and has a wide range of coins."
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"Coinbase is a great option for convenience and ease of use."
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"The best thing about Coinbase is its ease of use, and it’s a legit company."
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"Coinbase is also a solid choice for software wallets."
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"Coinbase is probably one of the best choices for beginners, but it’s far from the best for advanced users."
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"Coinbase is solid for beginners or casual crypto users, but I wouldn't call it the 'best' wallet. For long-term storage, you should consider moving your assets to a hardware wallet."
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"Coinbase is decent for people who don’t want to deal with private keys and just want a simple way to buy or hold crypto."
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#6

Trust Wallet

3.8
(10)
"Non-custodial wallet like Trust wallet or MetaMask"
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"Hard Wallet - Trust wallet, Phantom, or Starkey Wallet."
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"For the Rest: Trust Wallet"
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"I’ve seen some people store Catslap on Trust Wallet, but things become breezier with their integrated staking platform."
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"Trust Wallet and Ledger are solid picks."
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"Trust wallet is good."
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"Trust Wallet, Metamask"
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"Trust Wallet is probably easier to use."
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"Trust Wallet is a reliable option."
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"Trust Wallet is another alternative for security."
#7

MetaMask

3.8
(9)
"Join hyve.works and list your job offers to get paid in crypto!"
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"Metamask if I want to mess with tokens."
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"Non-custodial wallet like Trust wallet or MetaMask"
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"Use metamask or Exodus"
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"Metamask"
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"MetaMask is a good choice for hot wallets."
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"Metamask has mobile apps as well. Not that it is the best, just sayin'"
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"Metamask still works, but I am a fan of wallets tied to ecosystems."
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"Look for alternatives like MetaMask for better security."
#8

Best Wallet

4.3
(6)
"Best Wallet it’s the first one that didn’t feel like a tradeoff. Multi-chain support, solid security, and I can still use PayPal or a card to top up when I need to, all in one app."
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"I'm using Best Wallet now, and it's focus to support presale tokens with multi-chain support, clean UI, and non-custodial features make it the best wallet on the market."
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"Best Wallet for anything I want quick access to lets me keep things secure without giving up flexibility."
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"I love how Best Wallet lets me buy or swap quickly with just a debit card when I need liquidity."
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"Pairing it with something like Best Wallet for on-the-go viewing and multi-chain insights might give you a solid balance."
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"Wallets are getting smarter, and Best Wallet looking great whth native presale token support."
#9

BitBox02

4.0
(5)
"BitBox02 - Bitcoin only Edition. Very easy to use."
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"If you on BTC only, go for a BitBox02."
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"Trezor and BitBox are both quality open-source products that are easy enough to use as a first-timer."
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"I prefer bitbox, jade, trezor, seedsigner or foundation passport over coldcard.. open source vs source verifiable"
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"A good hardware wallet, open source with secure element, like Trezor Safe or Bitbox02 if you are not a tech savvy person."
#10

Binance

4.0
(5)
"What about binance web3wallet ?"
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"Binance is a great option for a software wallet."
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"The conversion from LTC to XMR was smooth, but I lost a bit in fees."
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"Binance through p2p."
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"Binance i guess!!"
#11

Tangem

3.8
(5)
"I like Tangem probably the most among the options."
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"I use tangem, very easy, no seeds, app for phone and crypto stays in card form."
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"I’d pick up a Tangem if you don’t care about screens."
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"I like Tangem. It's super easy to set up and use."
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"If you must shitcoin Tangem."
#12

Komodo

4.5
(4)
"Komodo its the one you want."
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"Komodo wallet"
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"I use Komodo since my brain currently doesn’t offer support for core wallet."
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"Komodo"
#13

Monero

4.5
(4)
"For your own safety and for the safety of others, please do not use Bitcoin. Use Monero only (from your own wallet)."
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"I use Monero GUI wallet, and it works great!"
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"Use XMR"
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"Bitcoin is trash, use Monero."
#14

Defiway

5.0
(3)
"Defiway’s solutions is of high quality, safety, and efficiency and therefore deserves trust."
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"Defiway is so easy to use and efficient."
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"Transaction fees as low as Defiway's own means that both new and old traders make more profits per transaction."
#15

Electrum

4.3
(3)
"Electrum"
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"For Bitcoin: Electrum"
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"Electrum"
#16

Keystone

4.0
(3)
"For most people I think the Keystone is the better option due to its portability."
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"I use keystone, it is air gap and it works really good."
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"If you are ready to study more, go for a Coldcard or a keystone 3 pro"
#17

Kraken

4.0
(3)
"I personally recommend kraken or trust wallet."
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"Kraken as also nice but you can't make stop loss there."
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"LTC is a lot cheaper than BTC, but the fees can add up."
#18

SSP Wallet

5.0
(2)
"You can buy, dell and swap there of course"
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"SSP Wallet is the safest wallet thanks to true multisignature, opensource and audit."
#19

Cypherock

4.5
(2)
"The Cypherock X1 is widely regarded as one of the top options available, known for its security and versatility."
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"Cypherock X1 best cold hard wallet."
#20

Phantom

4.0
(2)
"Hard Wallet - Trust wallet, Phantom, or Starkey Wallet."
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"Solaxy tokens fit well with Solana-native wallets like Phantom."
#21

Bybit

4.0
(2)
"Bybit never failed me."
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"Telegram, Bybit, Huobi (aka htx) these are quite popular ones"
#22

SeedSigner

4.0
(2)
"I went the DIY route and made a seedsigner."
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"I prefer bitbox, jade, trezor, seedsigner or foundation passport over coldcard.. open source vs source verifiable"
#23

Foundation Passport

4.0
(2)
"I prefer bitbox, jade, trezor, seedsigner or foundation passport over coldcard.. open source vs source verifiable"
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"I decided to switch to a Foundation Passport."
#24

GridPlus

4.0
(2)
"The options that I'm aware of are the GridPlus Lattice1 and Keystone 3 Pro."
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"For non-technical users who send transactions and sign messages he recommends Grid+"
#25

Starkey Wallet

3.5
(2)
"Starkey wallet."
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"Hard Wallet - Trust wallet, Phantom, or Starkey Wallet."
#26

Hardware Wallet

3.5
(2)
"Hardware wallets are the safest option for storing crypto."
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"A hardware wallet is recommended for full ownership of your assets."
#27

WazirX

2.5
(2)
"Thinking of moving to a wallet since no one knows when this Indian exchange would shut off"
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"If unable to withdraw from WazirX, it's better to sell to INR."
#28

pdax

5.0
(1)
"Pdax is the best wallet to hold your assets and offers bonds to earn money."
#29

Trust

5.0
(1)
"This wallet is fantastic! It holds everything I need and is very stylish."
#30

StrikeX

5.0
(1)
"Overall the best wallet imo. Built in charts, cross chain swaps, looks great and is decentralised."
#31

KryptoGO

5.0
(1)
"KryptoGO stands out because it not only stores Bitcoin and various altcoins but also strikes an optimal balance between security and convenience."
#32

SparrowWallet

5.0
(1)
"SparrowWallet is a great choice for managing your Bitcoin."
#33

Gridlock

5.0
(1)
"Moving your crypto to a wallet is definitely a smart move for better security, especially with that amount."
#34

Juno

5.0
(1)
"Juno hands down."
#35

Atomic

5.0
(1)
"Atomic if I want to mess with tokens."
#36

Freewallet

5.0
(1)
"Freewallet simplifies crypto investing with its intuitive design and layout."
#37

Nunchuk

5.0
(1)
"Even though at the moment I’m Coldcard/Nunchuk."
#38

OneKey

5.0
(1)
"I highly recommend OneKey, especially for someone just starting out in crypto. It’s cost-effective and super secure."
#39

Klever Wallet

5.0
(1)
"Klever Wallet is the best crypto wallet in the market with blockchain security and self-custody."
#40

Ellipal

5.0
(1)
"Ellipal is great for altcoins."
#41

Choise.com

5.0
(1)
"You should try Choise.com app. You guys gonna love it. You can store, send, withdraw, exchange and many other things guys."
#42

Coldcard

5.0
(1)
"If we talking bitcoin only COLDCARD Q."
#43

Bitkey

5.0
(1)
"I use Bitkey , so far no problem at all, can buy btc directly in the app thru exchanges like cash app, Robinhood, Coinbase and it deposits right into my cold wallet."
#44

Cold Wallet

5.0
(1)
"Honestly, I wouldn't store Bitcoin Bull anywhere but in a cold wallet."
#45

Swapped

5.0
(1)
"Use swapped.com it's the best. No issues, fast deposits into stake, really low fees."
#46

XRP

5.0
(1)
"XRP man best choice fast and low fees."
#47

Nash Exchange Wallet

5.0
(1)
"The Nash Exchange Wallet represents an excellent solution for anyone who values security and control."
#49

Paybis

4.0
(1)
"Paybis, use astropay."
#50

CommEx

4.0
(1)
"I use CommEx, and i like it."
#51

Pdax

4.0
(1)
"Pdax never failed me"
#52

HYVE

4.0
(1)
"I would definitely have a look at HYVE.works if it comes to crypto mate"
#53

Cake Wallet

4.0
(1)
"Cake wallet"
#54

Bull Bitcoin

4.0
(1)
"I use Bull Bitcoin and then convert to XMR"
#55

Sparrow Wallet

4.0
(1)
"Sparrow Wallet"
#56

Portkey DID

4.0
(1)
"I suggest you look into Portkey_DID."
#57

Raspberry Pi

4.0
(1)
"I like green wallet. Building my own cold wallet was fun and helped my understanding."
#58

CryptoStake

4.0
(1)
"CryptoStake is a good option for an anonymous BTC wallet if you don't want to buy a hardware one."
#59

Other Options

4.0
(1)
"Recommended for larger amounts or for those who care about privacy and decentralization."
#60

Rabby Wallet

4.0
(1)
"Rabby Wallet is also recommended for hot wallets."
#61

Revolut

4.0
(1)
"Revolut allows you to withdraw up to 500 a day."
#62

blockchain.com

4.0
(1)
"I use blockchain.com as the receiving wallet because their wallet address changes often."
#63

juno.finance

4.0
(1)
"I send it to my juno.finance account. You get 4% APY & a debit card with various perks."
#64

7Bit

4.0
(1)
"A good alternative would be 7Bit. It’s got everything—crypto, fair games, and reliable withdrawals."
#65

NGrave

4.0
(1)
"If we talking alt coins etc. NGrave Zero."
#66

Airgap

4.0
(1)
"Airgap, you just need an old offline phone and they don’t try to sell you extra crap products like ledger does."
#67

Jade

4.0
(1)
"I prefer bitbox, jade, trezor, seedsigner or foundation passport over coldcard.. open source vs source verifiable"
#68

NEAR Wallet

4.0
(1)
"If you're into day-to-day transactions, NEAR Wallet is super friendly and fast."
#69

Stellar Wallet

4.0
(1)
"I store in my Stellar wallet."
#70

Coinomi

4.0
(1)
"For a beginner, just download coinomi on your phone."
#72

Bitwage

3.0
(1)
"Check Bitwage! Haven't tried it myself yet, but heard it's a good option."
#73

SafePal

3.0
(1)
"I own a safe pal."
#74

Enjin

3.0
(1)
"Exodus or enjiin or edge"
#75

Edge

3.0
(1)
"Exodus or enjiin or edge"
#76

Bitcoin Wallet

3.0
(1)
"Most bitcoin wallets are free"
#77

Bitcoin

2.0
(1)
"I'd pick a bitcoin wallet and leave the crypto for someone else."
#78

Featherwallet

1.0
(1)
"Bitcoin is not recommended. Always use Monero."

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