There are many online wallets but in my opinion Atomic Wallet is one of the most secure ones that does not charge extra fees. It has good support and can be downloaded for all platforms. Atomic Wallet supports all popular cryptocurrencies. I have been using this wallet for years and have never had a problem. I keep a lot of capital there. What is your experience of using Atomic Wallet?
Atomic Wallet
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I've been using Atomic wallet for years without problems, it's safe to store various types of cryptocurrencies, it's also a crypto wallet you can rely on for crypto staking. Atomic wallet is also a self custodial wallet. Atomic wallet is available on various devices, unfortunately Atomic wallet cannot be connected to hardware wallet.
I have never heard of any name of a wallet as such as a tonic wallet before if not now that I got to see this and I am reading about it from you now. Though I would have love to try making use of it but I do not hundred percent trust any other wallet when it comes to crypto currency other than Binance for they are the best and the most secured wallet which has a very good platfroms within it for traders called the Binance P2P.
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Yes, it is one of the most reliable online wallets, Atomic, which has many users. And as you said you can stack your coins there and get profit. This wallet also has a token
Both are trusted and safe wallets for storing various types of crypto but have different purposes, the Atomic wallet is more suitable for use by crypto stakers and holders to earn passive income, while the Trust wallet is widely used to access many blockchains including receiving airdrops.
No problem, you can use any wallet you like and are comfortable with, and most importantly, crypto wallets can be trusted to store the funds we have, but at least don't exceed 1k USD for each wallet to maintain security.
Thanks for this piece of valuable advice. So crypto wallets don't crash. It is only crypto exchange platforms that crash. I didn't have any idea about that. I would read more about this atomic wallet.
Having no more than one kilo USD per wallet is a security metric for you and the wallet itself means this depends from one case to another case. A wallet could crash for the old android version of your phone example.
I don't mean crashing as in a software crash. What I mean is like cryptocurrency exchanges stopping operations all of a sudden. Cryptocurrency wallets don't crash for a person to lose all his assets.
As long as you don't lose your private key or passphrase, in general the wallet will be safe, even if your device is damaged, both smartphone and desktop, because you can import it to other devices.
