These five wallets have proven to be crowd-pleasers, and each comes with its own array of pros and cons that are mostly dependent on user preference:
Case is a cryptocurrency hardware wallet which allows for biometric authentication, one of the best protections for your hard-earned crypto. The Case wallet supports bitcoin transactions via a multi-factor authentication device and a requirement of 2-of-3 signatures in order to broadcast the transaction to the blockchain. The three signatures are your fingerprint, the company’s signature, and a third signature that you can use in case your wallet becomes compromised or need to recover your key.
Coinbase has established a dedicated cryptocurrency exchange, a Bitcoin and Ethereum wallet, and is supported in more than 30 countries. Coinbase has handled more than $6 billion in cryptocurrency exchanges and is an industry leader for cryptocurrency exchange.
TREZOR is an industry-leading hardware multi-cryptocurrency wallet. TREZOR combines an easy setup with a small, durable token for authenticating and storing cryptocurrency. The token can also act as a security key for the new U2F authentication process.
The Ledger Nano S is a cryptocurrency multi-asset hardware wallet that looks like a folding flash drive. The Ledger Nano S connects via a USB cable and requires interaction with the device to confirm transactions. Ledger’s Nano S is also U2F authentication compliant for use with other services.
Mist is a software Ethereum wallet that allows you to purchase Ether with Bitcoin or (if you live in the U.S.) a credit card. Mist has been adapted to allow smart contracts to be written directly in the interface. Mist allows you to generate accounts and copy your public address for payment with a single click. Plus, Mist uses a GUI instead of command line so it is more user-friendly.
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